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Fellas, if your girl: - is really into breaking records - always runs too hot or too cold - makes your heart race - is being investigated by Yale researchers Then that’s NOT your girl. That’s climate change’s impact on health!!
90% of people who reported eating at Taco Bell before they got sick said they ate lettuce. That lettuce traced back to a single farm in Mexico. Taylor Farms stated that the farm represented less than 1% of U.S. iceberg lettuce.
Map of MI, OH, FL, WV, IN, and KY: county-level detail Yale School of Public Health SOURCES: State health departments and news reports via PopHIVE
Map of cyclosporiasis cases by state Yale School of Public Health SOURCE: CDC's NNDSS via PopHIVE
Animated chart shows cumulative weekly cyclosporiasis cases over time. 2026 cases are much higher than the same time previous years.
Wildfire smoke is impacting air quality & health. Know how to stay safe when the air is smoky. Map of U.S. AQI
3 essential questions Dr. Luke Davis, MD, MAS, discusses what health care looks like on the ground globally - from the vantage point of someone who has spent his career at the intersection of two of the leading infectious causes of death worldwide: tuberculosis (TB) and HIV. Yale School of Public Health
We're hiring Chief Advancement Officer Yale School of Public Health Linking Science & Society
Marked Safe From Explosive Diarrhea STARTER PACK Wash all produce thoroughly under running water. Buy whole heads of lettuce, throw away outer 2-3 layers, Wash. Cook produce to 158°F when possible. "Sorry, Im not eating bagged salad right now." "Let's make jam!" Wash your hands. Scrub firm fruits and vegetables with a clean produce brush.
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Safe Swimmaxxing Avoid solo swims. Supervisionmaxx kids. Your pool needs boundaries. Literally. Rock that life jacket!! Skip the pool if you have diarrhea. On a related note... don't drink the swimming water. Vibe check (and actually check) local conditions, currents, and advisories before jumping in.
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Photo of children playing in a splash pad. Cooling Dwight: Yale researchers address heat inequities in New Haven
New AI tool maps hidden geography of gene activity
A century later: A public health leader takes her place in Yale history. Sepia photo of woman.
Photo of child looking through paper. Text reads, Science & Society Yale School of Public Health May 2026 The Future of Public Health is in Community
Screenshots of Bailey and Ben talking on Grey’s Anatomy. Bailey says “I don’t have the background in public policy, communication, epidemiology.” Ben says, “What you’re supposed to run out and get a master’s in public health?” Bailey says, “What if I did? Get a master’s in public health.”
“Protecting the public starts long before a disease reaches U.S. borders.”- Dr. Debra Houry, MD, MPH
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Photo of Yale School of Public Health diploma ceremony with a pinching emoji. When you zoom in it says Best day of the year is next Monday.
From campus to community: “Science & Storytelling” puts a human face on public health Photo of someone talking into microphone before crowd
Chris Klomp talking on stage
Jeremy Faust talking
Study Finds Persistent Lack of Diversity in U.S. Alzheimer’s Clinical Trials Yale School of Public Health Photo of patient and clinician
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all my friends waiting for me to spray insect repellent on them. Screenshot from Laufey Madwoman music video of group of people dancing with hands up
Global wildlife trade raising risk of animal diseases spilling over to humans. Yale School of Public Health. Photo of birds in cages.
A mind map shows many, many academic disciplines connected to public health. The map is titled What does it mean to study public health? The interdisciplinary nature of the field.
Leaders in Public Health Dean's Speaker Series Megan Ranney and Chris Klomp
Yale School of Public Health National Public Health Week 2026 Ready Set Action! Events April 6-12 Monday, April 6 9:00 - 12:00 PM Demystifying Selection Bias Workshop with DSDE 12:15 - 12:45 PM Ready. Set. Action! Public Health Information without Paywalls with Librarian Kate Nyhan Tuesday, April 7 star graphic Community Leadership 10:15 - 11:30 AM BIS Seminar - Colin White Memorial Lecture: "Using Data to Inform Population Health: Bridging Causal Inference, Artificial Intelligence, and Statistical Foundations” with Dr. Elizabeth Stuart 3:00 - 4:00 PM Careers in Public Health Data Science: A Panel Discussion 6:00 - 8:00 PM “Death by Numbers” Documentary Film Screening with the Firearm Injury Prevention Center Learn about our work with community leaders Popular author Angie Thomas shares the power of storytelling with New Haven students at Yale School of Public Health event Khushi Baby looks ahead after a decade of impact in India The SASH Lab at Yale Summer Research Program allows teens to explore public health, data science, and substance use prevention Documentary highlights mental health benefits of social connections Wednesday, April 8 star graphic Scientific Advancement 9:00 - 3:30 PM 2026 Autism Conference at Yale: “Advances in Understanding Neurodevelopmental Conditions in Infancy & Early Childhood” 1:00 - 2:00 PM Unwind and Reflect with SAYPH 3:00 - 4:00 PM CMIPS Seminar: “Harnessing Implementation Science to Achieve the Promise of Scientific Discovery for All” with Dr. Rinad Beidas Learn about scientific advancements happening at YSPH right now Translating science: Working with communities to turn evidence into action Latest YSPH research advances YSPH study provides new insights into colorectal cancer Thursday, April 9 star graphic Government Partnerships 9:00 - 9:50 AM Leaders in Public Health with Mr. Chris Klomp, Director of Medicare and Deputy Administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Learn about partnerships between YSPH & state governments Thinking beyond the possible: How YSPH is shaping public health policy From classroom to State Capitol: Students influence state's aging policy YSPH’s Drs. Debra Houry and Katelyn Jetelina join California for launch of Public Health Network Innovation Exchange Friday, April 10 star graphic You Partner With Public Health 12:00 - 12:45 PM Alumni Insights Panel: Navigating a New Workplace sponsored by the Career Management Center Learn about a few YSPH community members moving public health forward Yale School of Public Health alum Jackson Higginbottom, MPH ’20, now works full-time at YSPH — while also running a free medical clinic in his home state of Oklahoma. How YSPH student Dr. Nora Al-Roub, MD, MPH ’26, is fostering trust through literacy YSPH epidemiologist Dr. Amy Bei is pursuing a radical new approach to fighting malaria Saturday, April 11 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM Public Health Day with the Office of Community & Practice and Office of New Haven Affairs’ Pathways to Science Initiative (invite only) 7:00 – 10:00 PM Student Formal at the Peabody Museum (Ticketed event, invite only)
Democratizing data, one disease at a time The Yale School of Public Health’s PopHIVE platform helps track health trends in communities — and puts near real-time health data in the hands of the public. Photo of Anne Zink and Dan Weinberger working on white board
YSPH scientists show how rapid sequencing could transform tuberculosis care | Yale School of Public Health
ASPPH Annual Meeting YSPH@ASPPH 2026 in Arlington, VA
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Yale study challenges notion that aging means decline, finds many older adults improve over time
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me researching the vaccination & medication recommendations for my spring break destination: Rory Gilmore on flip phone and laptop
Photo of measuring bat. Text: Forecasting the Next Pandemic Led by scientists from Yale and the University of Oklahoma, the Verena research initiative is using AI and team science to predict viral threats Yale School of Public Health
Yale School of Public Health Science & Storytelling East Rock Brewing Company 285 Nicoll Street, New Haven March 24, 2026 6-7:30 PM
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Photos of Zack Cooper, Nicola Hawley, Yusuf Ransome, Kai Chen. Text reads Translating Science: Working with communities to turn evidence into action
Hey, are you evidence-based public health? Because you seem committed for the long term.
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PopHIVE’s new injury & overdose dashboard brings together multiple public health data sources to tell a story about how injuries and overdoses impact communities — clearly, quickly, and in one place. Visit PopHIVE.org to explore these topics & more: Firearm injuries Heat-related illness Environmental causes of death Overdoses Vehicle accidents Drownings Falls
Dr. William Foege at Yale School of Public Health