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PopHIVE, a new platform created by a Yale School of Public Health team in collaboration with Dr. Anne Zink and others, pulls data from many sources to give a national picture of infectious and chronic diseases.

YSPH Professor Howard Forman is concerned that the health care industry may be experiencing an artificial intelligence “bubble,” an economic term that describes an environment where a product is valued for more than it is fundamentally worth.

EMPH students work through the program as a cohort; they learn, collaborate, and develop close relationships with peers who have different lived experiences, professional expertise, and political views drawn from communities across the United States as well as Mexico and Canada.

YSPH Dean Megan Ranney joins a diverse group of more than 50 other national thought leaders in co-authoring a report aimed at substantially reducing firearm violence and harms in the United States by 2040.

In this episode of Yale Afternoons with Alison, Yale Alumni Association Executive Director Alison Cole, '99, chats with Dean Megan L. Ranney about how the School of Public Health is evolving and how the alumni community can get involved.

This episode of the "Why Should I Trust You?" podcast explores what happens when a Yale School of Public Health researcher joins forces with a MAHA organizer to support an American community. Could this serve as a model, a new way of doing public health - using research and advocacy and building relationships and trust - at a time of great division in our country today?

Many Americans are set to see huge increases in their health insurance costs next year, although some will be more affected than others. YSPH Associate Professor Zack Cooper says lower-wage workers will bear a significant burden as costs increase.

The federal government shutdown has brought respiratory virus surveillance to a halt at the national level. At the Yale School of Public Health, Dr. Anne Zink and colleagues have launched the Population Health Information and Visualization Exchange, or PopHIVE, to help fill the information gap. The platform brings public and private health datasets together for a comprehensive real-time view of important health trends.

The number of intravenous (IV) hydration spas has grown over the past decade. A new Yale study finds state-level policies vary widely across the country.