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CDC internship affirms YSPH student’s commitment to public health research and policy
Yale School of Public Health (YSPH) second-year student Steph Tan, MPH ’23, found a perfect match for her interest in health policy and research this summer working as an intern in the Washington, D.C. office of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
4 Oct 2022
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YIGH Leadership in Global Health Fellowship program helps students build career skills
For Yale students who participate in the Leadership in Global Health Fellowship program, these summer experiences are more than mere possibilities. They are essential parts of the Yale Institute for Global Health’s dedication to helping students from across Yale secure work experiences that can make a difference in their future careers — and in some of the biggest issues in global health across the world.
27 Nov 2023
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Soccer player and aspiring physician Michelle Alozie '19 on making a difference.
Source: Yale Alumni Magazine
3 Nov 2023
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Public Health Fellowship to Amplify Healthcare Shortage, Student Success
With a semester-long internship under their belts, public health majors have a greater chance to secure a full-time job right after graduation, thanks in part to a new partnership between Yale and Southern.
Source: Southern Connecticut State University
1 Nov 2023
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HAVEN Free Clinic 5K Exceeds Fundraising Goal
The ANDA 5K Fundraiser for the HAVEN Free Clinic on October 8 raised over $29,000, surpassing its $25,000 goal. This will help uninsured adults in the New Haven area receive outstanding health care.
25 Oct 2023
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For YSPH student, creating suicide prevention guide both an academic and personal project
Sophie Edelstein, MPH ’24 (Social and Behavioral Sciences), a lifelong New Haven resident, was one of 12 YSPH Health Equity fellows this past summer. She chose to work with the City of New Haven’s Office of Community Mental Health Initiatives, and helped create the city's new suicide prevention guide.
18 Oct 2023
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YAA Public Service Awards honor three Yalies for their commitment to the New Haven community and helping others
YSPH alumnus Ryan Sutherland, ’20 MPH, ’26 MD, was one of three Yale alums to receive the Yale Alumni Association's 2023 Public Service Award. The other recipients were Salvador Gómez-Colón ’25, and Reginald Dwayne Betts ’16 JD. The winners will be honored on December 5, 2023, at a ceremony hosted at Rose Alumni House.
Source: Yale Alumni
16 Oct 2023
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Biostatistics major chose YSPH for its opportunities, resources
This YSPH Student Spotlight focuses on Lilo Wu, MPH '24 (Biostatistics). She chose YSPH because she says its numerous opportunities and comprehensive resources offer her the greatest potential for future success.
11 Oct 2023
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Researchers study mental health issues among adolescents in American Samoa
In a recent study, researchers at the School of Public Health found that despite successful local efforts to improve mental health infrastructure, more steps must be taken to combat mental illness among adolescents in American Samoa.
Source: Yale Daily News
6 Oct 2023
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“I fell in love with research”: How the Global Health Equity Scholars Consortium supercharged early careers
Nearly 200 Fellows have participated in the Global Health Equity Scholars Consortium, a groundbreaking collaboration between Yale University, the University of California at Berkeley, Stanford University, the University of Arizona, and 30 LMIC institutions that formed in 2012.
2 Oct 2023
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Community, resources, and support attract PhD candidate to YSPH
This Student Spotlight focuses on Mallory Ellingson, PhD '24 (Epidemiology of Microbial Diseases). Prior to coming to the Yale School of Public Health, she was a public health associate at the Rollins School of Public Health in Atlanta.
21 Sep 2023
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For YSPH student, Maui wildfires are the latest consequence of the island’s colonialist history
Yale School of Public Health PhD student Bryce Takenaka says the Maui wildfires did not result from a natural catastrophe nor a single incident but were a product of settler capitalism, imperialism, and colonialism. He's urging people to donate to help indigenous people rebuild after the fires.
20 Sep 2023
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WHRY Welcomes New Class of Undergraduate Fellows
Women's Health Research at Yale offers an undergraduate fellowship to Yale College students interested in the health of women and the influence of sex and gender on health. Meet the 2023-2024 Class of Fellows!
8 Sep 2023
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Preparing for the Future of Clinical Care and Research Through Medical School Education
Significant progress has been made to integrate emerging data on the health of women and the interplay of sex, gender, and health into the Yale Medical School curriculum.
8 Sep 2023
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Distribution of CARES Act Provider Relief Funding to Psychiatric Care Organizations
John Havlik, a Yale School of Medicine student, and Jack Tsai, PhD, associate professor adjunct of psychiatry, are first and senior authors, respectively, of a paper in Psychiatric Services that tracked distribution of Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act funding among psychiatrists.
Source: Psychiatric Services
8 Sep 2023
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Orientation session introduces YSPH students to diverse community public health initiatives
The Office of Public Health Practice recently held its inaugural New Student Orientation Session, a schoolwide event intended to introduce students to some of the focus areas of the public health sector and provide them with important insights on working with community partners.
7 Sep 2023
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Research opportunities bring MPH graduate back to YSPH
This Student Spotlight is on Tiffany Chang, PhD '24 (Chronic Disease Epidemiology). She earned her MPH at the Yale School of Public Health in 2015, and has returned to get her doctorate.
24 Aug 2023
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New Frontiers in Cardiovascular Research: Jennifer M. Kwan, MD, PhD and Nathan Chen
Jennifer M. Kwan, MD, PhD, seeks to understand how a somatic mutation condition known as CHIP increases the risk of heart disease.
19 Jul 2023
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Getting it Right (Science Policy Track): Insights from Michael Rudokas, PhD
Michael Rudokas, PhD, describes his interest in the field of science policy.
3 Jul 2023
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Public health graduates urged to “soldier on” at 2023 Commencement
Award-winning New York Times reporter Apoorva Mandavilli praised graduates of the Yale School of Public Health for their courage and commitment Monday during her keynote Commencement address at Woolsey Hall.
22 May 2023