Videos available
| Title | People | Keywords | Description |
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| The Genetics of Asthma - Frontiers for Treatment and Prevention | Andrew Dewan | Genetics of Asthma, Asthma, Risk of asthma, Susceptibility, Risk | Featuring Andrew Dewan, Associate Professor, Department of Chronic Disease Epidemiology speaking about genetics and asthma |
| Evidence-Based Medicine and the State of Medical Research | Michael Bracken | Systematic review, meta-analysis, traditional review, bias, research, publication, Evidence-Based Medicine, State of Medical Research | Featuring Michael Bracken, Susan Dwight Bliss Professor of Epidemiology; Speaks about how systematic reviewing and metro analysis has profoundly changed medical sciences |
| Partners, Health and HIV | Trace Kershaw | Strong, Relationships, building relationships, Partners, Health and HIV, | Trace Kershaw on Advancing Relationships and Community Health |
| Heroin in CT - A Suburban Epidemic | Robert Heimer | Heroin in Connecticut, Overdose, Naloxone, Opioids in suburbs, Heroin in suburbs | Featuring Yale School of Public Health Professor, Robert Heimer; talking about transition of heroin use from urban to suburban and rural areas |
| Tsetse Insectary - Yale School of Public Health | Serap Askoy, Brian Weiss, Geoffrey Attardo | Tsetse fly, Sub-Saharan Africa, disease, insectary | Featuring Serap Aksoy, Brian Weiss and Geoffrey Attardo |
| Tsetse Genome - A Scientific Breakthrough | Tsetse Genome | Scientist led by the Yale School of Public Health have sequenced the genome of the tsetse fly | |
| LEAN Project | Melinda Irwin | LEAN, BMI, smart eating, exercise, eating behavior, chronic inflammation | The LEAN Study - A lifestyle, exercise and nutrition intervention for women with breast cancer. Featuring Associate Professor, Melinda Irwin; project director, Maura Harrigan and study participant, Beth Perkins. |
| Circadian Disruption and Cancer | Yong Zhu | Circadian rhythm, Circadian Disruption, cancer, sleep | Featuring Yong Zhu, PhD, Associate Professor of Environmental Health Sciences
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| Heart Attack | Judith Lichtman | Heart disease, young women | Recognizing America's Number one Killer of Women |
| Borrelia miyamotoi Infection - The New Deer Tick-borne Disease | Peter J. Krause | Borrelia Miyamotoi Infection, deer ticks, Lyme disease | Featuring Peter J. Krause, MD, Department of Epidemiology of Microbial Diseases |
| Tick-borne Diseases - The Emergence of Babesiosis in the United States | Maria Diuk - Wasser | Tick-borne diseases, eco-epidemiology, land use, Babesiosis, Lyme disease, Borrelia | Featuring Maria Diuk-Wasser |
| A Thyroid Cancer Epidemic - Tracking America's Fastest Growing Cancer | Yawei Zhang | Thyroid cancer, thyroid module, population-based control study, American Cancer Study, radiation exposure, environmental chemicals | Featuring Yawei Zhang, MD, PhD, MPH speaking about thyroid rates |
| Healthy Babies 2020 | Rafael Pérez-Escamilla, Donna Chapman | Breast-feeding, health benefits for children | Reaching breastfeeding goals in the U.S. |
| Indoor Tanning: The Dangers of Skin Cancer | Mayne, Susan | Indoor tanning, skin cancer, BCC study, melanoma | Recent Yale research found that people who use indoor tanning beds/booths are at a significantly higher risk of skin cancer. |
| iQuit | Jody Sindelar | iQuit program, smoking, Medicaid, financial incentives | The iQuit program offers financial incentives to Connecticut Medicaid recipients to help them quit smoking. The state-run program was designed in conjunction with YSPH faculty and is expected to go into effect in early 2012. |
| Babesiosis | Peter Krause | Babesiosis, Lyme Disease, ticks, blood supply, transmission, Block island, Co-infection, biomarkers | Dr. Peter Krause, Senior Research Scientist at the Yale School of Public Health discusses Babesiosis, tick-borne diseases. |
| Nutrition and Infectious Disease | Debbie Humphries | International Nutrition, Nutritional Deficiencies, Malnutrition, Protein Deficiencies, Resilience, Susceptibility, Nutrition and Infection | Debbie Humphries, PhD, MPH, Clinical Instructor of Epidemiology |
| Lyme Disease iPod App | Durland Fish | Lyme disease app, georeference map, distribution of tick species, Lyme disease tick, tick removal, | Professor Durland Fish, Yale School of Public Health. |
| Obesity and Maternal Child Health - Addressing the effects of Rapid Urbanization in American Samoa | Nicola Hawley | Obesity, Maternal Child Health, High birth weight, mother, child, health, | Featuring Nicola Hawley, Assistant Professor, Department of Chronic Disease Epidemiology, Yale School of Public Health |
Research and Outreach
Major Tick Diseases and Prevention
Featuring Senior Research Scientist, Peter Krause, MD.Environmental Epidemiology and Exposure Science
featuring Nicole Deziel, PhD, MHS, assistant professor, Department of Environmental Health Sciences, Yale School of Public HealthVaccination - Children's Health, Evidence and Public Policy
Featuring Jason Schwartz, assistant professor of health policy.Turnaround - New Haven's Needle Exchange Program 1991
Featuring Elaine O'Keefe, Edward Kaplan, Nicholas Pastore, Robert Heimer and staff members of the Needle Exchange Program. Produce and Directed by Susan Adler, Straight Shoot Productions, 1991.AYA Assembly LXXV, Voices from the Front Line: Future Leaders in Public Health Yale University Yale University
Five current master’s and doctoral students at the Yale School of Public Health share their cutting-edge ideas and experience though brief presentations on their research and field activities.
"Up in Smoke: How Marijuana Legalization Affects Us All," Presented by Hannah G. Kaneck
"Khushi Baby: A Wearable Platform to Bridge the World’s Immunization Gap," Presented by Ruchit Nagar ’15
"Building Creative Health Care Organizations for Quality Improvement," Presented by Yuna Lee ’09
"Simplicity in Cargo Ships and Health Care," Presented by Alex Rich
"Ebola, Math, Risk and Global Health Crises," Presented by Laura Ann Skrip ’13
This session was curated by Frank Grosso, Associate Dean for Student Affairs; Debbie Humphries, Clinical Instructor in Epidemiology (Microbial Diseases); and Catherine Yeckel, Associate Research Scientist in and Lecturer in Epidemiology (Environmental Health), all at the Yale School of Public Health.
Obesity and Maternal Child Health - Addressing the effects of rapid urbanization in American Samoa
Featuring Nicola Hawley, Assistant Professor, Chronic Disease EpidemiologyThe Genetics of Asthma - Frontiers for Treatment and Prevention
Featuring Andrew Dewan, Associate Professor, Department of Chronic Disease EpidemiologyEvidence-Based Medicine and the State of Medical Research
featuring Michael Bracken, the Susan Dwight Bliss Professor of EpidemiologyA New Look at an Old Problem
The US spends more money on health care than any other Western country. Listen to Betsy Bradley and Lauren Taylor to learn why. TedX Yale 2014.Partners, Health and HIV
Professor Trace Kershaw on Advancing Relationships and Community HealthHeroin in Connecticut - a suburban epidemic
Featuring YSPH Professor Robert HeimerTsetse Genome
A Scientific BreakthroughTsetse Insectary - Yale School of Public Health
A look one of the few tsetse colonies in the world and the work it allows scientists to pursue in the quest to control African Sleeping SicknessGlobalization and Public Health - Three Perspectives
Featuring Yale School of Public Health Dean Paul Cleary; Director of the Global Health Concentration Rafael Perez-Escamilla; and former International President of Medecins Sans Frontieres Unni Karunakara.The LEAN Study - A lifestyle, exercise and nutrition intervention for women with breast cancer
Featuring Associate Professor, Melinda Irwin; Project Direct, Maura Harrigan; and study participant Beth Perkins.Partners in Health: Hunger and Health - Sharon Taylor
Healthy People 2020 calls for a focus on root causes of chronic disease by creating social and physical environments that promote good health for all. The Community Alliance for Research and Engagement at the Yale School of Public Health works to organize communities around health, identifying community-supported interventions to address the precursors and determinants of chronic disease, such as obesity. Diet is an important risk factors that can be changed. In a 2012 survey of 1,298 adults, four in ten residents reported "food insecurity" -- meaning that they or their family did not have enough food or money to buy food in the past 30 days. People who struggle to pay for groceries often can't afford healthier foods like fresh produce. CARE's SNAP outreach program seeks to understand and address this gap in food insecurity.Partners in Health: Hunger and Health - Kimberly Hart
Healthy People 2020 calls for a focus on root causes of chronic disease by creating social and physical environments that promote good health for all. The Community Alliance for Research and Engagement at the Yale School of Public Health works to organize communities around health, identifying community-supported interventions to address the precursors and determinants of chronic disease, such as obesity. Diet is an important risk factors that can be changed. In a 2012 survey of 1,298 adults, four in ten residents reported "food insecurity" -- meaning that they or their family did not have enough food or money to buy food in the past 30 days. People who struggle to pay for groceries often can't afford healthier foods like fresh produce. CARE's SNAP outreach program seeks to understand and address this gap in food insecurity.Partners in Health: Hunger and Health - Jo-Ann Ndiaye
Healthy People 2020 calls for a focus on root causes of chronic disease by creating social and physical environments that promote good health for all. The Community Alliance for Research and Engagement at the Yale School of Public Health works to organize communities around health, identifying community-supported interventions to address the precursors and determinants of chronic disease, such as obesity. Diet is an important risk factors that can be changed. In a 2012 survey of 1,298 adults, four in ten residents reported "food insecurity" -- meaning that they or their family did not have enough food or money to buy food in the past 30 days. People who struggle to pay for groceries often can't afford healthier foods like fresh produce. CARE's SNAP outreach program seeks to understand and address this gap in food insecurity.Partners in Health: Hunger and Health - Miracle Brown
Healthy People 2020 calls for a focus on root causes of chronic disease by creating social and physical environments that promote good health for all. The Community Alliance for Research and Engagement at the Yale School of Public Health works to organize communities around health, identifying community-supported interventions to address the precursors and determinants of chronic disease, such as obesity. Diet is an important risk factors that can be changed. In a 2012 survey of 1,298 adults, four in ten residents reported "food insecurity" -- meaning that they or their family did not have enough food or money to buy food in the past 30 days. People who struggle to pay for groceries often can't afford healthier foods like fresh produce. CARE's SNAP outreach program seeks to understand and address this gap in food insecurity.Partners in Health: Hunger and Health - Kate Walton
Healthy People 2020 calls for a focus on root causes of chronic disease by creating social and physical environments that promote good health for all. The Community Alliance for Research and Engagement at the Yale School of Public Health works to organize communities around health, identifying community-supported interventions to address the precursors and determinants of chronic disease, such as obesity. Diet is an important risk factors that can be changed. In a 2012 survey of 1,298 adults, four in ten residents reported "food insecurity" -- meaning that they or their family did not have enough food or money to buy food in the past 30 days. People who struggle to pay for groceries often can't afford healthier foods like fresh produce. CARE's SNAP outreach program seeks to understand and address this gap in food insecurity.Partners in Health: Hunger and Health
In a 2012 survey of 1,298 adults, four in ten residents reported "food insecurity" - meaning that they or their family did not have enough food or money to buy food in the past 30 days. People who struggle to pay for groceries often can't afford healthier foods like fresh produce. CARE's SNAP outreach program seeks to understand and address this gap in food insecurity.Circadian Disruption and Cancer
Featuring Yong Zhu, PhD, Associate Professor of Environmental Health SciencesPartners in Health - Stacy Spell
Healthy People 2020 calls for a focus on root causes of chronic disease by creating social and physical environments that promote good health for all. Community Alliance for Research and Engagement (CARE) at the Yale School of Public Health works to organize communities around health, identifying community-supported interventions to address the precursors and determinants of chronic disease, such as obesity. Our work in New Haven includes changing neighborhood environments to promote access to exercise and healthy food, including growing community gardens.
Partners in Health - Ann Greene
Healthy People 2020 calls for a focus on root causes of chronic disease by creating social and physical environments that promote good health for all. Community Alliance for Research and Engagement (CARE) at the Yale School of Public Health works to organize communities around health, identifying community-supported interventions to address the precursors and determinants of chronic disease, such as obesity. Our work in New Haven includes changing neighborhood environments to promote access to exercise and healthy food, including growing community gardens.Partners in Health - Shanti Madison
Healthy People 2020 calls for a focus on root causes of chronic disease by creating social and physical environments that promote good health for all. Community Alliance for Research and Engagement (CARE) at the Yale School of Public Health works to organize communities around health, identifying community-supported interventions to address the precursors and determinants of chronic disease, such as obesity. Our work in New Haven includes changing neighborhood environments to promote access to exercise and healthy food, including growing community gardens.Heart Attack
Recognizing America's Number One Killer of WomenBorrelia Miyamotoi Infection - The New Deer Tick-borne Disease
Featuring Peter J. Krause, MD, Department of Epidemiology of Microbial DiseasesU.S. Health Care: What's at stake in this election?
Yale expert on health care policy explains in simple terms what the challenges are in the U.S. Health Care system and how each candidate proposes to address them. The video with Zack Cooper is an introduction to a paper he wrote for Yale's Institution for Social and Policy Studies and the Centre for Economic Performance based at the London School of Economics.Tick-borne Diseases - The Emergence of Babesiosis in the United States
featuring Maria Diuk-Wasser, PhDA Thyroid Cancer Epidemic - Tracking America's Fastest Growing Cancer
Featuring Yawei Zhang, MD, PhD, MPH.TedX - Debbie Humphries on Global Food and Nutrition
Debbie Humphries, PhD, MPH, Clinical Instructor in Epidemiology (Microbial Diseases) speaks about Global Food and Nutrition Issues.Healthy Babies 2020
Reaching breastfeeding goals in the U.S.Indoor Tanning: The Dangers of Skin Cancer
Recent Yale research found that people who use indoor tanning beds/booths are at a significantly higher risk of skin cancer.Big Food: Health, Culture and the Evolution of Eating
The Big Food exhibition is a collaboration between the Peabody, the Community Alliance for Research and Engagement (CARE) at the Yale School of Public Health, and the Yale Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity.Future of Museums: Jeannette Ickovics speaks about "Big Food"
Jeannette Ickovics speaks about "Big Food" at the Center for the Future of Museums.Rewards to Quit
YSPH helps develop novel anti-smoking effortBabesiosis
Dr. Peter Krause, Senior Research Scientist, discusses the other tick disease - Babesiosis.Nutrition and Infectious Disease
Debbie Humphries, PhD, MPH, Clinical Professor of EpidemiologyHIV and hepatitis C survival in used syringes
A description of the experiments done at Yale University to find out how long HIV and hepatitis C can survive in used syringes.
Lyme Disease iPhone App - Durland Fish
Lyme Disease “App” for iPhone developed by the Yale School of Public Health
TEDxNashville: Mobilizing Communities for Health
Jeannette R. Ickovics discusses mobilizing communities for better health by investigating the interplay of complex biomedical, behavioral, and psychosocial factors.3,000 Miles
CARE's neighborhood mapping initiative
