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Yale School of Medicine psychiatrist Dr. Paul Desan said darker days can lead to Seasonal Affective Disorder, which is caused by a lack of sunlight and coincides with the colder seasons.
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Health officials in New York and Connecticut are urging local communities to make sure they are up to date on their polio vaccinations before the school year begins. In late July, a person tested positive in Rockland County.
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Study results add to a growing body of research from scientists around the world who have come to similar conclusions. Experts hope to use the findings to boost trust in the vaccines’ safety, and dispel some popular vaccine fears.
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Leaders from the Mohegan tribe and Yale University announced that a new app will be developed to combat problem gambling in Connecticut.
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COVID-19 may lead to a new and worse form of acute kidney injury. That’s according to Yale School of Medicine in a finding published in the Journal of the…
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The Yale School of Medicine says it will prioritize diverse and underserved communities as it conducts Covid-19 vaccine trials. Reverend Leroy Perry works…
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More and more, medical professionals in Connecticut are turning to tablets and cell phones to connect remotely with patients. It’s called “telehealth,”…
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A newly published study says a quarter of patients seeking new drugs to treat Hepatitis C while enrolled in the Yale Viral Hepatitis Program were denied…
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, roughly 2.5 million people around the country live with congenital heart defects or…