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Global health preparedness starts at home. What does that mean for the U.S.?

The global community is dealing with a hantavirus outbreak and an Ebola emergency simultaneously. We asked Dr. Debra Houry, MD,

YSPH Senior Fellow Debra Houry, a former CDC official, on agency’s role in cruise ship hantavirus outbreak

NPR’s Michel Martin speaks with former CDC Chief Medical Officer Debra Houry about the CDC’s role in helping Americans exposed

Study examines gestational diabetes in American Samoan women

A research team led by Dr. Nicola Hawley, PhD, hopes its findings will lead to a better future for gestational

Data Show Increased Cancer-Related Mortality in Incarcerated Population

A longitudinal study published in JAMA NetworkOpen sought to explore quality of care among patients who are incarcerated or recently

Multi-Day Cancer Symposium Lays Groundwork for Research Collaboration

An intensive two-day Yale Cancer Research symposium, dedicated to advancing cancer science through innovation and strengthening partnerships between Yale University

Nurturing an energized, engaged generation of data scientists

The Peter Salovey and Marta Moret Data Science Fellows Program will foster a community of Ph.D. students working in interdisciplinary

Linking data science and society

Students came away from Big Data Summer Immersion at Yale (BDSY) with more confidence in their data science skills, but

Digging into data science at the 38th Annual New England Statistical Symposium

The 38th annual New England Statistical Symposium (NESS) drew more than 300 graduate students, academic experts, and industry leaders to

Genetic Test Underused in Cancer Care

A new study by researchers at the Yale School of Public Health finds that broad genomic profiling, an emerging oncology

Global health preparedness starts at home. What does that mean for the U.S.?

The global community is dealing with a hantavirus outbreak and an Ebola emergency simultaneously. We asked Dr. Debra Houry, MD, MPH, a distinguished physician and public health leader, for her insights into the two recent outbreaks, and our preparedness to

YSPH Senior Fellow Debra Houry, a former CDC official, on agency’s role in cruise ship hantavirus outbreak

NPR’s Michel Martin speaks with former CDC Chief Medical Officer Debra Houry about the CDC’s role in helping Americans exposed to hantavirus.

Study examines gestational diabetes in American Samoan women

A research team led by Dr. Nicola Hawley, PhD, hopes its findings will lead to a better future for gestational diabetes screening recommendations and treatment.

Data Show Increased Cancer-Related Mortality in Incarcerated Population

A longitudinal study published in JAMA NetworkOpen sought to explore quality of care among patients who are incarcerated or recently released and compare their outcomes with those of the general population. One of the study authors, Cary P. Gross, MD,

Multi-Day Cancer Symposium Lays Groundwork for Research Collaboration

An intensive two-day Yale Cancer Research symposium, dedicated to advancing cancer science through innovation and strengthening partnerships between Yale University and Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), brought together researchers from multiple disciplines this week.

Nurturing an energized, engaged generation of data scientists

The Peter Salovey and Marta Moret Data Science Fellows Program will foster a community of Ph.D. students working in interdisciplinary data science fields. Dr. Bhramar Mukherjee, PhD, senior associate dean for data science at the Yale School of Public Health,

Linking data science and society

Students came away from Big Data Summer Immersion at Yale (BDSY) with more confidence in their data science skills, but they learned something more – how to think and talk about science and the science of data.

Digging into data science at the 38th Annual New England Statistical Symposium

The 38th annual New England Statistical Symposium (NESS) drew more than 300 graduate students, academic experts, and industry leaders to New Haven for workshops and discussions on the latest advances and research trends.

Genetic Test Underused in Cancer Care

A new study by researchers at the Yale School of Public Health finds that broad genomic profiling, an emerging oncology tool that can help identify targeted therapies for cancer patients, remains widely underused—even among certain cancers for which the test