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Research Identifies Link Between Childhood ADHD and Adult Crime (10/19/2009)
Current Soda Taxes Not High Enough to Curb Obesity, Study Finds (10/16/2009)
Most Stroke Victims Arrive at Hospital Too Late for Drug Therapy
(10/1/2009)
Stress High Among Future Surgeons, Survey Reveals
(9/22/2009)
Opioid Overdose: A Growing Crisis Throughout Connecticut
(9/2/2009)
Yale Researcher Questions Federal Guidelines for Seasonal and Swine Flu Vaccines
(8/20/2009)
Lyme Bacterium, Once Nearly Eradicated In U.S., Rebounded With Forests
(8/10/2009)
Agent Often Used in Spinal Fusion Surgery Associated With Higher Rate of Cervical Spine Complications and Higher Fees
(6/30/2009)
CARE Partnering With New Haven in Battle Against Chronic Disease
(6/12/2009)
Yale Hosts Global Health Leaders from Five Countries to Inspire New Approaches to Improving Healthcare
(6/3/2009)
Yale Launches Global Health Initiative
(5/13/2009)
The Season of Ticks: Could Climate Change Worsen Lyme Disease?
(4/21/2009)
Officials From China’s sFDA Learn About Regulation of Medical Devices at Yale School of Public Health
(4/10/2009)
Beliefs about the Causes of Obesity Predict Support for Policies to Combat the Problem
(3/24/2009)
The Effects of Exercise on Cancer to be Studied with $7 Million Grant
(3/23/2009)
Young People’s Views of Aging Can Predict Their Heart Problems in Old Age
(2/23/2009)
Student-Run Health Fairs to Target Underserved Communities
(2/23/2009)
Older Women Fare Better, Live Longer than Men after First “Mini Stroke”
(2/19/2009)
Improving Healthcare Around the World: Yale Launches Global Health Leadership Institute
(2/18/2009)
High Stress Jobs Can Take a Toll on Employee’s Family
(2/11/2009)
After a Health Crisis: A Window of Opportunity for Major Lifestyle Change
(2/11/2009)
New Prevention Strategy May Significantly Reduce HIV Infections
(2/20/2009)
Schools Do Help in War on Childhood Obesity, Yale Study Finds
(2/4/2009)
Robert Heimer To Study AIDS Epidemic in Russia as a 2009 Fulbright Scholar
(1/30/2009)
Lost in Translation – Many Hospital Physicians Not Using Interpreters
(12/23/2008)
Fears of Promiscuity Pose Barrier to Cervical Cancer Vaccinations
(12/17/2008)
Chinese Women to Gain Management and Leadership Education Through Yale–Tsinghua Partnership
(12/12/2008)
Study Contradicts Earlier Reports That Some Health Issues Are ‘Contagious’ Among Friends
(12/12/2008)
Political Violence May Predict Intimate Partner Abuse Among Immigrants
(11/6/2009)
Votes and Vaccinations To Be Election Day Combo, Thanks to Yale Researcher’s Program
(10/31/2009)
Paul Cleary Is Appointed the Lauder Professor
(10/31/2008)
Yale Receives Additional $10.7 Million for Largest Study Ever On How Genes and Environment Affect Children’s Health
(10/3/2008)
Jennifer Prah Ruger Advocates for a Global Health System That Benefits All
(10/3/2008)
Mental Health Intervention Urged for Heart Patients
(9/30/2008)
AIDS Research at Yale Boosted With $11 Million Continuation Grant
(9/9/2008)
Program Aims to Strengthen Health Care Systems in Africa
(7/18/2008)
Lyme Disease in the U.S. Originated in Europe
(6/23/2008)
Yale Cancer Center Experts Warn That, Despite New Data, Increasing Sun Exposure Is Not the Way to Decrease Breast Cancer Risk
(5/9/2008)
No "Hollywood Heart Attack" symptoms for many women
(5/2/2008)
Drug Addicts Can Learn How to Save Lives, Yale Researchers Find
(5/1/2008)
Chocolate may be Boon to Pregnant Women, Yale Study Shows
(4/30/2008)
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