YSPH Digital Magazine Articles

Welcome to the Yale School of Public Health magazine, complete with a new name that reflects our newly independent school’s aspirations, strengths, and vision for the future.

Host Nelba Márquez-Greene talks to the humans behind the headlines of gun violence.

Leaders in Public Health showcases real-world leaders in public health.

Dean Megan L. Ranney, MD, MPH, gave the Yale School of Public Health’s first-ever state of the school address as the first dean of our newly independent professional school.

YSPH is creating a robust data science and data equity (DSDE) program to strategically support and elevate data science training, education, research and collaboration, and promote data equity as a fundamental pillar of health equity.

$3.4 million grant funds five more years of health equity efforts.

Proactive action is needed to make cities more resilient to climate change and capable of protecting community health.

Almost half of the world’s population is at risk of malaria infection, with children and pregnant women at the highest risk of getting sick and dying from the disease.

A YSPH study found that two “forever chemicals” promoted cancer cell migration, suggesting these chemicals could contribute to cancer metastasis in living organisms.

Researchers have found that some "non-menthol" cigarettes use synthetic chemicals to imitate menthol's cooling sensations.