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Howie and Harlan are joined by Yale neonatologist Sarah Taylor to discuss our growing understanding of breastfeeding, including the active role that infants play in shaping the composition of breast milk. Harlan discusses the rapid growth of Hims & Hers Health, which provides treatment and medication over the internet; Howie reports on the promising initial results from a pilot program in North Carolina that seeks to reduce healthcare costs by providing support in non-medical areas like food security and housing. 

By developing new methods that extract a lot of data from a small amount of blood, Yale researchers are getting the first look at how immune systems develop in extremely preterm infants.

Check out which of our faculty will be presenting posters at the 2025 Pediatric Academic Societies Meeting in Honolulu, HI.

Check out where our faculty will be presenting at the 2025 Pediatric Academic Societies Meeting in Honolulu, HI.

It’s an honor to introduce the 2024 Trainee Expansion Program (TEP) awardees – heartfelt congratulations! <br/><br/>Click here to meet these impressive early career academics and learn about their work, improving lives through research in human milk and lactation.<br/><br/>We wish them the best of luck with their TEP projects.

The 31st annual Hunger & Homelessness Auction, held at Yale School of Medicine on January 9, 2025, raised funds for three local nonprofits.

The American Society for Clinical Investigation honors new members for translational research excellence.

It’s “mid-respiratory season,” when hospitals see an uptick in patients with serious complications from influenza and other viruses. In just the last few months, more than 10,000 people in the U.S. have died from RSV, influenza, and Covid19. The threat is particularly acute for those already most vulnerable to disease: babies.

Families going through a tough time are celebrating the holidays in a unique way on the Bridgeport campus of Yale New Haven Children’s Hospital on Monday.