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Fall 2022: YSPH around the world

A sampling of the international public health partnerships underway at the Yale School of Public Health.

Yale Public Health: Fall 2022
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Mexico

YSPH Center for Methods in Implementation and Prevention Science partners with the National Institute of Public Health of Mexico to teach students implementation science in public health. 

Italy

YSPH, Yale School of Medicine, and the University of Rome Tor Vergata launch a joint research and training program intended to improve global protections against chemical, biological, radiological, and related catastrophic events.

China

A partnership with the National Cancer Center of China provides opportunities for collaborative research, clinical trials, and workforce training at YSPH, Yale Institute for Global Health, and Yale Cancer Center.

Brazil

Professor Albert Ko has a long-standing infectious disease research and training partnership with the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation (Fiocruz), the research branch of the Brazilian Ministry of Health.

Senegal, Africa

Assistant Professor Amy Bei conducts extensive malaria research with multiple partners in Africa including the Institut Pasteur and Hôpital Aristide Le Dantec in Senegal.

India

Yale Institute for Global Health, The CoWrks Foundry, and RMZ Foundation launch the Sustainable Health Initiative, which provides guidance and funding to innovative startups.

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Features
Biomedical Data Science Program Accepts Four New Fellows
Humanitarian Research Lab Documenting Potential War Crimes in Ukraine
YSPH's Collaborative Culture
Multidisciplinary COPPER Center Brings a Public Health Lens to Cancer Care
Yale Institute for Global Health Brings Researchers Together to Improve World Health
Cross-Country Collaborators Monitor the Spread of COVID-19
YSPH Partners with Connecticut Department of Public Health on Workforce Training Programs
Global Health Justice Partnership Brings Students to the Front Lines of Public Health Policy, Practice, and Law
Dean’s Message
Dean’s Message from Melinda Pettigrew - Fall 2022
Advances
Proximity to Fracking Sites Associated with Risk of Childhood Cancer
Yale Study Identifies Causes of Cancers
Economic Burden of Lyme Disease Could Be Nearly $1 Billion Annually
As U.S. Launches New Crisis Hotline, Nearly Half of Counties Lack Response Teams
Climate Change Report Showcases Benefits of Interdisciplinary Collaboration
Heart Medications Tied to Greater Heart Attack Risk
Voices
Voices: Quotables from YSPH faculty in the news
Centers
Collaboration Drives Innovation
Stay Involved
Shiller Foundation Gift Expands Students’ Public Health Learning Experiences
Alumni
Paying it Forward
2022 Alumni News
In Memoriam
2022 In Memoriam
School Notes
Dreamer Girls Project Is a ‘Dream Come True’ For YSPH Professor
Melinda Pettigrew Begins Term as Interim Dean of YSPH
Global Health Leadership Initiative Targets Inequities in Sepsis Outcomes and Care
New Activist in Residence Program Targets Social Justice
Professor Linda Niccolai Appointed Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
Sten Vermund’s Tenure as Dean of YSPH Marked by Historic Gains… and COVID-19
Yale Biostatistician Heping Zhang Delivers Prestigious Neyman Lecture
Yale Superfund Research Center to Investigate Water Contaminants Linked to Cancer
Awards & Honors
Awards & Honors Fall 2022
Elm City Health
Community Impact Lab Brings Students and Community Workers Together to Improve Public Health
YSPH Around the World
Fall 2022: YSPH around the world