Chloe Nield
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UP CLOSE | A class of its own: How medical students balance mental health and career aspirations

Students at the Yale School of Medicine spoke to the News about their experiences with burnout and the mental healthcare resources they hope to see instituted.

YNHHS to establish long COVID treatment center

The Winchester Center for Lung Disease’s Post-COVID-19 Recovery Program is changing department and location to develop a treatment center specializing in long COVID.

Novel BioLaunch program to train New Haven residents for careers in biotech

Founded by Yale Professor Craig Crews and established in partnership with ConnCAT, BioLaunch aims to have the biotech industry better represent the New Haven community.

YSM researchers discover psychiatric comorbidities with endometriosis

Depression, anxiety and eating disorders were found to be associated with the prevalent, underdiagnosed disease.

YIGH director Saad Omer to depart from Yale

Omer is leaving Yale to helm UT Southwestern’s School of Public Health as its inaugural dean.

YSM holds first-ever meeting of scientific advisory board

Leading doctors and researchers from around the nation gathered in New Haven to provide advice for maximizing the impact of the Yale School of Medicine’s scientific endeavors.

Yale researchers develop first FDA-approved drug to delay autoimmune disease

Yale School of Medicine's Kevan Herold led the clinical trials for teplizumab, a drug found to delay the development of type 1 diabetes, which affects around 1.95 million Americans.

PROFILE: Veer Sangha Wins Elizabeth Barrett-Connor Research

The Ezra Stiles College senior won the prestigious award for his development of equitable heart disease diagnosis technology.

Psychiatry residents voice concern over new program director

The new director, who was chosen to replace an earlier hire that fell through, had a 4 percent approval rating in a survey of residents of the Yale School of Medicine’s psychiatry residency program.

Schools of Medicine and Nursing aim to boost diversity

Yale’s professional schools have continued to train faculty and staff in medical fields a range of diversity, equity and inclusion concepts.

Genecin, Chen to depart from Yale Health

The two administrators helped steer the University’s healthcare facility through the COVID-19 pandemic.