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Transforming public health science into local and global practice
Implementation science has recently emerged as a novel interdisciplinary field for developing and applying methods and strategies to improve the delivery of proven health interventions in routine clinical and public health practice.
16 Jan 2025
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Meet Joanna Whitehead, Project Manager, Internal Medicine Education
Meet Joanna Whitehead, manager of the Yale Department of Internal Medicine residency programs, who enjoys working in graduate medical education and getting to know interns and residents.
21 Oct 2024
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Photos: 2024 Commencement Cocktails
The 2024 Department of Surgery Commencement Cocktails, now in its third year, brought together graduates from all five residencies and ACGME-accredited fellowships. The event, hosted by Dr. Nita Ahuja and the Vice Chairs, celebrated the graduates’ achievements and highlighted their next steps in prominent institutions across the country. Graduates from General Surgery, Cardiothoracic Surgery, Otolaryngology, Plastic Surgery, Vascular Surgery, and various fellowship programs, including Acute Care Surgery and Surgical Critical Care, were recognized.
20 Jun 2024
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Words for Change: Yale students join global call to launch a new humanism
Yale faculty and students respond to a call for ideas by renowned Italian singer-songwriter Giovanni Caccamo for a global book project on the power of youth to drive positive change.
15 May 2024
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Collaborative, innovative, world-class curriculum attracts student to YSPH
This Student Spotlight focuses on Kamali Akii-bua Clora, MPH '24 (Health Care Management).
20 Mar 2024
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Cancer epidemiology, attentive faculty brought PhD student to YSPH
This Student Spotlight focuses on Sunny Sidique, PhD '24 (Chronic Disease Epidemiology), who chose YSPH because of its "incredible faculty" specializing in cancer epidemiology.
16 Jan 2024
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Mytien Nguyen Receives ACS Medical Student Travel Award
Mytien Nguyen, MS, an MD/PhD student at the Yale School of Medicine, was selected by the American College of Surgeons to attend the 2023 Clinical Congress.
18 Dec 2023
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Yale Executive MPH student studies cause of 'Swiftie Amnesia'
Although he shared in the excitement of Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour, Executive MPH student Nathan Carroll does not consider himself to be a Swiftie. Still, he searched for an explanation for the post-concert amnesia some of the pop star's fans were reporting on social media.
30 Nov 2023
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New YSPH grad helps refugee girls and women find their voices
For her practicum, Devina Buckshee, MPH '23, teamed with IRIS, a New Haven-based organization that supports refugees and immigrants as they find their footing in America. She started Project ReClaim: Refugee Storytelling and Advocacy to help displaced girls and women tell their tales, through words and photos.
26 Jun 2023
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YSPH graduate applies public health solutions to health care needs
From organizing health clinics for farmworkers to volunteering during the COVID-19 pandemic, Stuart Steinman, MD, MPH ’23, a graduate of the Yale School of Public Health’s Advanced Professional MPH program in Health Policy, is dedicated to addressing health care needs.
5 Jun 2023
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YSPH student finds purpose in public health and art
Mary L. Peng, MPH '23 (Social & Behavioral Sciences), is an explorer by nature, a seeker of knowledge in as many areas as she can absorb. The COVID-19 pandemic sharpened her focus and led her to the Yale School of Public Health, where she has worked to incorporate art, technology, clinical neuroscience, and social and behavioral sciences to improve individual and public health.
18 May 2023
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Yale professional student Nathan Earl uses personal experience to help eradicate human trafficking
Nathan Earl’s road could have dead-ended – literally – at age 29. Instead, the human trafficking survivor found meaning in life, and his way to recovery from violence, trauma, and substance dependency and out of the cycle of violence and trauma. Now a student in YSPH Executive MPH (EMPH) program, he’s using his experiences to help male youth at risk of violence and exploitation.
11 May 2023
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Student Spotlight: Dr. Samuel Chinonso Ubechu, MD, MPH ’24 (Social & Behavioral Sciences)
This Student Spotlight focuses on Dr. Samuel Chinonso Ubechu, MD, MPH '24 (Social & Behavioral Sciences).
10 May 2023
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YSPH student champions Ivy League’s first disabilities studies program
This past November, Yushi Zhang, MPH ’23 (Social & Behavioral Sciences), spearheaded the expansion of the Disability Studies Working Group, a student group within the Department of History of Science of Medicine, into the Yale Disabilities Studies Network, a University-wide program bringing together students, alumni, and faculty who study and conduct research in disability-related fields. The goal is to create the Ivy League’s first dedicated multi-disciplinary Disability Studies Program.
9 May 2023
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Administrative Director Melanie Elliot exemplifies what makes YSPH special
For YSPH Graduate Studies Administrative Director Melanie Elliot, watching students succeed is the best part of her job.
27 Jun 2022
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The More Marginalized Identities Med Students Have, the More Mistreatment and Burnout They Experience
A new study from Yale researchers looks at how intersectionality increases incidents of mistreatment and magnifies the effects of burnout on medical students. Using data from over 30,000 graduating medical students from 140 U.S. medical schools, the study found that students with three marginalized identities (female, non-white, and lesbian, gay or bisexual) experienced the most mistreatment and discrimination and the highest score for exhaustion compared with male, white, and heterosexual students.
5 Apr 2022
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Learning what’s possible: Daniel Colón-Ríos
Second year MD/PhD student Daniel Colón-Ríos first came to Yale the summer after his sophomore year, when he was a student at the University of Puerto Rico — Mayaguez Campus studying chemistry. During a summer research program run by Yale School of Medicine’s Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, now known as the Yale Biomed Amgen Scholars Program, he worked in the lab of Faye Rogers, PhD, associate professor of therapeutic radiology and associate director of the MD/PhD program. “I got a concrete perspective on what the MD/PhD program is, and I came back the next summer and decided to apply to programs in the U.S.,” Colón-Ríos said.
4 Oct 2021
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WHRY Leads Efforts to Teach How Sex and Gender Influence Health
Women’s Health Research at Yale and Yale School of Medicine’s Office of Education are integrating findings and best research practices on sex-and-gender differences into the school's curriculum.
17 Dec 2020
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CHATing about problems before they turn toxic
An initiative from the Yale Child Study Center uses online platforms to defuse tensions between children and parents, and help teach socially acceptable behavior.
5 Jul 2020
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A demonstration of solidarity
Over 300 doctors, students, administrators, and staff gathered at Sterling Hall of Medicine, 333 Cedar Street, at 1 p. m.
5 Jul 2020