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Yale Study Assesses Sex Differences in Lethality Risk Screening Among IPV Victims

Men who experienced relationship violence were more likely than women to be missed in follow up screening for risk of

YSPH biostatistician developing advanced statistical methods for complex clinical trials

Dr. Fan Li, PhD, an Associate Professor in the Department of Biostatistics and a leading expert in causal inference and clinical trial methodology, was awarded a $2.6 million grant to develop innovative methods to strengthen the design and analysis of

Yale Professor Vasilis Vasiliou Discusses Olive Oil and Health

At the 6th International Yale Symposium on Olive Oil and Health, YSPH Professor Vasilis Vasiliou updated the audience on recent research on olive oil’s health benefits.

How a free clinic with Yale ties is helping underserved patients get care in Oklahoma City

Yale School of Public Health alum Jackson Higginbottom now works full-time at YSPH — while also running a free medical clinic in his home state of Oklahoma.

Advancing Biomedical Innovation: Yale–Boehringer Ingelheim Fellowship Colloquium and Strategy Meeting

On Thursday, September 19, 2025, Yale University welcomed colleagues from academia and industry for the annual Yale–Boehringer Ingelheim Biomedical Data Science Fellowship (BMDS) Colloquium and Joint Steering Committee meeting. Hosted in New Haven, the gathering brought together faculty, postdoctoral fellows,

Statistics and eugenics: How the past will shape the future

Lee Kennedy-Shaffer argues that we become better scientists once we consider how the collection and analysis of data is a process forged in social context.

Yale Researchers Report Race and Ethnicity-Based Variations in Contributions of Chronic Conditions to Mortality

To better understand how the contribution of chronic conditions to mortality varies by race and ethnicity, a team of researchers led by Yale School of Medicine’s Heather Allore, PhD, with collaborators from Oregon Health and Science University/Portland State University and

Study finds no widespread adulteration in top olive oil brands

A study of 190 olive oils sold under national brands and retail private labels found no instances of adulteration when tested against International Olive Council (IOC) standards, according to the North American Olive Oil Association (NAOOA). YSPH Assistant Professor Tassos

YSPH student eager to apply biostatistics skills to today’s health challenges

YSPH first-year student Dongnan Liu is eager to learn from the school’s exceptional professors and can’t wait to dive into Yale’s abundant research resources. She enjoys learning in a diverse community and making new friends. Outside of school, she loves