Innovations in Women's Health
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On September 12, Women's Health Research at Yale held its 25th anniversary celebration honoring decades of discovery and innovation.
A Viewpoint published in the journal JAMA Psychiatry reminds us that U.S. population data indicate that women are more likely than men to experience psychosocial stressors and, as a consequence, this interpretation of increased “vulnerability” may not capture the higher risk for exposure of women to stress in our gendered environment.
Recent health policy changes throughout the country are affecting future medical students' decisions about where to apply for their training.
A commitment to the community starts locally, builds regionally, then nationally and internationally.
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In Honor of...
Mary B. Arnstein
Robin Beckett
Daniel P. Cunningham
Elva S. Dozier
Ethel Elfman
Hilda G. Foreman
Lily George
Ruth Lansner
Sally Marchesi
Carolyn Mazure, PhD
Roslyn Meyer
Sarah Nathan
Barbara Riley
Carol F. Ross
Martha R. Sherman
Legacy Society
Sally Brotton and Mark L. Barra
Daphne Foreman
Rosemary Hudson
Gretchen Kingsley
Phyllis Z. Seton
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Laurie M. Benjamin|Elisa Spungen Bildner|Anne Boucher|Patricia Brett|Linda J. Calarco|Kim A. Healey|Sharon Wolfsohn Karp|Susanna Krentz — Chair |Ruth L. Lansner|Haleigh Larson|Kevin McCann|Cynthia H. McCraven|Ellen Gibson McGinnis|Wendy Underwood Naratil|Eve Hart Rice|Barbara Masters Riley|Carol F. Ross |Diane Young Turner