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To combat rise in whooping cough, vaccinate caregivers
August 2010 |
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Findings may help predict spread of West Nile Virus
August 2010 |
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Genetic rarity: a mutation that can restore health
August 2010 |
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Putting the patient ‘on ice’ can make a lifesaving difference
July 2010 Therapeutic hypothermia is already a standard of care for certain cardiac patients. Now doctors are expanding it to liver and stroke care. |
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Physician at Work: Better quality of life through stereotactic surgery
July 2010 Kenneth Vives, MD, and colleagues at the Yale Epilepsy Center provide a life-altering surgical alternative to medication for epilepsy patients. |
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Tiny scope finds difficult cancers deep inside the body
July 2010 Confocal microscopes can generate high-resolution images of hard to reach organs in real time, and spot cancer at a curable stage. |
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Fifty of New York’s best doctors are here at Yale
June 2010 New York magazine’s 2010 top doctors list includes 50 Yale Medical Group physicians—practicing in 36 specialties, from dermatology to medical oncology. |
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The most preventable cancer is among the most common
June 2010 Before you lie in the sun without your sunscreen this summer, consider that cases of melanoma, the most serious form of skin cancer, are rising significantly. |
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Continuous monitoring improves blood sugar control
June 2010 |
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Gender impacts mental illness in children of alcoholics
June 2010 |
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Physicians at Work
A more personal look at the physicians of the Yale Medical Group
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Harry Aslanian: Using endoscopy for better outcomes
For this gastroenterologist and his colleagues, it can mean treating cancer sooner. |
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Marie Egan, MD: Taking control of your cystic fibrosis
Early identification, aggressive care are helping children live well into adulthood. |
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Peter Marshall, MD: Tipping the balance in critical care
Medical advances such as therapeutic hypothermia are helping critically ill patients |
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Derek Steinbacher, MD: Life-changing craniofacial procedures
For patients, these surgeries are improving structural defects, appearance and quality of life. |
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