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In the past, doctors relied on symptoms or invasive testing to gauge how well a medication was working to treat #IBD. Now, experts understand that the gastrointestinal tract can be inflamed and not trigger symptoms, yet still cause damage. Read more here: brnw.ch/21wSEeU

Dr. Amy Justice received SGIM's '25 John M. Eisenberg National Award for Career Achievement in Research. The award honors senior researchers whose work has significantly impacted patient care, research & medical education. More on Justice below. medicine.yale.edu/internal-medic…

My May newsletter to colleagues and friends. On becoming a member of an endangered species - with reference to the current situation and reminder of advocacy events at #ATS2025 beatrix.yale.edu/api/newsletter…

Yale researchers have identified populations of older Americans who could be at greater risk for earlier death / disability based on where they live. Learn more. Yale Surgery medicine.yale.edu/internal-medic…

YSM's annual Student Research Day (SRD) was held on May 6 and celebrates the research accomplishments of YSM student investigators. SRD showcases the critical role of scientific research in improving health care for all people. medicine.yale.edu/internal-medic…

Yale NCSP Scholar Anand Habib, MD, MPhil presenting his research at the Society of General Internal Medicine’s annual meeting! Proud to support groundbreaking work in general internal medicine. 🔬🩺 #SGIM25 #YaleMed #YaleInternalMedicine #YaleNCSP #AcademicMedicine

Dr. Margaret Fikrig of Infectious Diseases will retire on June 30 after working in the Yale HIV/AIDs program since 2011. She works as both an internist & HIV care provider for patients, taking a whole-person approach to care. Learn more about Fikrig ⬇️ medicine.yale.edu/internal-medic…

“We are a historic class, we started medical school in the middle of a pandemic & have lived through assaults on human rights, the displacement of millions & the loss of critical health institutions with global repercussions.” More on commencement 👇 medicine.yale.edu/internal-medic…

The drug enfortumab vedotin has been successful in the treatment of bladder cancer, but challenges remain because of side effects. Dr. Daniel Petrylak is researching ways to increase efficacy & make the treatment easier to tolerate. Read🔗 Yale Cancer Center medicine.yale.edu/internal-medic…

New research from Yale Nephrology finds that early preemptive kidney transplants do not reduce the risk of death. “We should always avoid dialysis if we can, but performing a transplant early is not the solution." More on the study below. medicine.yale.edu/internal-medic…

Jessica Beaudoin is the Epic Utilization Specialist for Clinical Affairs. She develops training & educational materials for the Yale Medicine credentialed clinicians within the department. She enjoys the new 1n1 clinician training. More in the spotlight. medicine.yale.edu/internal-medic…

#Rheumatoidarthritis, an #autoimmunedisease that is second only to the degenerative “wear-and-tear” disease of #osteoarthritis, affects about 1.5 million people in the United States. Read here to learn about treatment advances: yalemedicine.org/news/rheumatoi…

Dr. Christopher Loscalzo of Yale Cardiology will retire in June. As a teenager, he knew he wanted to enter a service profession, “to interact with people & make their lives better.” Learn more about Loscalzo and his career below. medicine.yale.edu/internal-medic…

Congratulations to Dr. Whitney Besse on winning the Blavatnik Accelerator Award in the Therapeutics category at the Yale Entrepreneurs Yale Innovation Summit today!! We are so proud! 👏 Yale Internal Medicine Yale School of Medicine Yale School of Management

Scientists have shown that immune cells known as T cells reside in the healthy brains of mice & humans, trafficked there from the gut & fat. This is the first time T cells have been shown to inhabit the brain under normal, non-diseased conditions. medicine.yale.edu/internal-medic…

A new Yale-led retrospective cohort study examined the efficacy of a range of treatments for patients who survived an opioid overdose & identified medications that are most successful in preventing subsequent overdoses. Yale School of Medicine Yale School of Public Health Yale Emergency Medicine Yale Program in Addiction Medicine medicine.yale.edu/internal-medic…

Nutrition & lifestyle play a critical role in managing kidney disease. Yale Nephrology's Dr. Menaka Sarav discusses the importance of nutrition, the connection between overall health & kidney health & the risks of ultra-processed foods. More in the Q&A⬇️ medicine.yale.edu/internal-medic…

In this #cancer survivor's story, a journalist writes about his own journey as a patient after being diagnosed with #lungcancer. He details his experience with a team of doctors at Smilow Cancer Hospital . yalemedicine.org/news/how-smilo… #cancersurvivor #CancerSurvivorsDay

The YSM Primary Care and Psychiatry Clerkship's Departmental Excellence in Teaching Awards were presented to Dr. David Antonetti and in memoriam to Dr. Cynthia Togawa. YSM medical students nominate community-based physicians for the awards. Learn more. medicine.yale.edu/internal-medic…

YPAM’s CHAMP program recently gathered with family + friends to celebrate our 2025 Yale Internal Medicine Primary Care Residency addiction medicine training track graduates. We can’t wait to see what they accomplish next as they embark on their careers in medicine! Cheers to these CHAMPions!