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Dr. Elijiah Paintsill
04/13/20

Yale doctor on COVID-19 threat to health systems in Sub-Saharan Africa

Dr. Elijah Paintsil, Professor of Pediatrics (Infectious Diseases) at the Yale School of Public Health, writes about the potential impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on an already fragile health systems in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) in a Viewpoint article published in the current i...
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04/07/20

Yale partnership with ShanghaiTech University fosters connections to expedite PPE donations

During the COVID19 pandemic, the longstanding connections between Yale University and its partnerships with Chinese universities have been reinforced and strengthened – and have also led to some immediate results to deliver needed medical equipment. On April 2nd, Yale&r...
Philip Gorski and Kel Ginsberg
03/05/20

Gorski named faculty director of the New Haven Office of Yale-NUS College

Yale Vice-President for Global Strategy Pericles Lewis sent the following email on March 5, 2020: I write to announce the appointment of Philip S. Gorski, Professor of Sociology and Religious Studies, as the faculty director of the New Haven Office of Yale-NUS Col...
Saad Omer, director of YIGH
02/28/20

YIGH in the news: "We can’t stop the coronavirus now. But we can be ready for it."

In an opinion piece published in the Washington Post on February 26, director of the Yale Institute for Global Health (YIGH) Saad B. Omer discusses the crucial role that public trust will play in mitigation efforts to reduce the effect of COVID-19. As the outbreak expands, &q...
Yale Talk podcast recording session
02/21/20

Yale Talk Podcast focuses on HAPPINESS Project in Nigeria

Yale Talk, a monthly podcast hosted by Yale University President Peter Salovey, focused a recent episode on the HAPPINESS Project which aims to increase access to mental health services in Nigeria. You can listen to the podcast by visiting the Yale Talk website. During a Jan...
02/20/20

Yale-NUS hosts Yale student for Spring 2020 semester

For Yale students considering studying abroad, Yale-NUS College offers the unique opportunity to experience a new culture while maintaining access to the types of resources and community structures available at Yale. Ken Tanaka ’21, a Global Affairs major studying at...
John Kerry and Sadd Omer will discuss global health February 21st 2020
02/14/20

A Conversation with John Kerry: Foreign Policy, Politics, and Global Health

The Yale Institute for Global Health (YIGH) in partnership with the School of Medicine, School of Public Health, and School of Nursing, hosted a talk by former Secretary of State John Kerry titled "Foreign Policy, Politics, and Global Health" on Friday, February 21, ...
Experts discuss coronavirus at Feb 6, 2020 forum
02/07/20

Yale Institute for Global Health (YIGH) co-hosts forum on Novel Coronavirus

The Yale Institute for Global Health (YIGH) co-hosted a forum on the outbreak of Novel Coronavirus with the Yale School of Public Health and the Global Health Justice Partnership on February 6, 20202 in New Haven. An informative discussion regarding the latest developmen...
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02/06/20

Yale-NUS launches artist-in-residence program

Yale-NUS has announced its inaugural artists-in-residence will be Christa Donner and Andrew Yang. Both are multidisciplinary artists who focus on art that relates to people’s relationships with the natural world. The Singapore-based liberal arts college announced the pr...
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01/31/20

A message from Yale Provost Scott Strobel on coronavirus and travel

Dear Members of the Yale Community:   Yale University continues to closely monitor the evolving novel coronavirus (abbreviated 2019-nCoV) outbreak that is centered in China. To date, there are no confirmed cases in Connecticut, and health officials stress that the risk ...

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