So pleased to share our new paper even if it does make me feel a bit old...I began working with #ALSPAC data when these participants were barely teenagers! https://t.co/ayh1MKH6BJ
Beyond grateful to continue my training at Yale alongside my partner! Thank you to our mentors and family for their unwavering support! This wouldn’t be possible without you!
And thank you to @MarkDSiegel1 for the warm welcome to the @TradIMYale family!
Our second episode in our mini-series on Type II Diabetes is live! Tune in wherever you listen to your podcasts to learn more about non-insulin medications, and check back in two weeks to listen to our final installment🩺💊 #MedTwitter
https://t.co/GUB19x7YXZ
Our first episode in our series on Type II Diabetes is out now, featuring @katie_g_md, @MazyAlie, @Tracy_Rabin, and @AlissaChenMD and produced by @drjomax, @allocco_august, Keval Desai, and Helen Cai! Stay tuned two weeks from today for Part 2!
https://t.co/BRibGAEZG7
Our podcast, Primary Care Pearls, has officially launched! We kicked off in July with our Opioid Use Disorders series. Stay tuned Monday (tomorrow), when we release our Diabetes series, and in the meantime, subscribe wherever you listen to your podcasts!:
https://t.co/sIW6NHF2Z6
1/ Every year, each of the @yaledailynews' staff reporters has the chance to write an "Up Close" — an in-depth story on a subject representative of what they've noticed or learned after nearly a year in their area of coverage.
So, so proud of their work — here are all 13 pieces:
The perils of being Black, mentally ill and 11 years old in the US right now.
Ahav has been hospitalized seven times since the pandemic started. Police have held him down and bruised his ribs. And the services that could help have vanished amid lockdowns. https://t.co/NqTIPa3bCp
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Commencement 2020 is a special issue of the Yale Daily News. Though the pandemic has prevented seniors from experiencing a typical ceremony, we at the YDN hope that this look back can help seniors remember the past four years and all they've accomplished.
BREAKING: Cornell announced that all in-person classes will be canceled after spring break and faculty must transition to online classes now due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Students will be asked to leave campus and remain at home for the rest of the semester.
Happy New Year from the Yale Daily News! Feeling nostalgic? Take a look back at the past year in news from Yale and New Haven, in pictures and in words: https://t.co/siPtmkqvEk