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05/19/2026
From shaping Yale's global nutrition curriculum to advancing groundbreaking research on hookworm epidemiology and HIV implementation science, Dr. Debbie Humphries has spent decades bridging public health...
05/19/2026
Join us in this webinar event, "AI for Global HIV Research: Opportunities, Applications, and Resources," on Tuesday, May 26, 2026, at 9:00 am-10:00 am ET.The goal of the panel is to present an overview of the...
05/19/2026
Join clinicians, researchers, and advocates at Yale for a two-day symposium exploring the mental health impacts of war and forced migration — from PTSD and displacement experiences to provision of trauma-...
05/18/2026
The Capacity-building Hubs to Enhance the Science of HIV Implementation REsearch (CHESHIRE) network supports rigorous implementation science by providing tailored support and facilitating shared learning,...
05/18/2026
Across the globe, the fields of medicine and biomedical research are integrating artificial intelligence (AI) tools into practices, procedures, experiments, and analysis. Four Fogarty International Bioethics...
05/18/2026
Before you write your next NIH grant application, consider reviewing NIH’s centralized list of highlighted topics that represent research priority areas within one or more NIH Institutes, Centers, or Offices....
05/18/2026
After 28 years leading Advancing Connecticut Together (ACT), John Merz is retiring, leaving a legacy of statewide impact on poverty, housing, health equity, HIV, and addiction. ACT has launched a national...
05/05/2026
Applications are now open for a new national peer learning initiative aimed at strengthening HIV programs across the United States, according to an announcement from the Yale School of Public Health-affiliated...
04/20/2026
Iris Long, a chemist whose knowledge of the intricacies of pharmaceutical clinical trials and the Food and Drug Administration's approval process made her a transformational figure in ACT UP, the militant...
04/19/2026
Stephen Latham, senior research scholar at Yale School of Medicine and CIRA affilate, discusses his career at the intersection of law and medicine, and the diminishing relevance of the legal definition of...
04/15/2026
CIRA is pleased to announce that the center will host the next cohort of international visiting scholars between April 27th and May 6th, 2026. The goal of the program is to support CIRA investigators engaged...
03/12/2026
At a recent TEDxProspect Hill event, Dr. Yusuf Ransome explored how spiritual social connectedness - the ways we find meaning, belonging, and connection - can significantly shape both physical and mental...
03/05/2026
Yale School of Nursing associate professor S. Raquel Ramos is developing CARDIO, a specialized AI language model to deliver evidence-based cardiovascular education to patients. Inspired by a 36-year-old heart...
03/05/2026
Even as modern therapies allow people with HIV to live longer, healthier lives, smoking has emerged as one of the biggest threats to their health. In a new study published in JAMA Network Open, E. Jennifer...
02/23/2026
As you begin your search for NIH research funding, it is important to explore topic ideas for your next application and how they align with one or more NIH Institutes, Centers, or Offices.More from NIH
02/23/2026
For more than two decades, Lynn Matthews, MD, MPH, has worked at the intersection of HIV prevention, reproductive health, and global medicine. Now newly arrived at Yale, she is bringing her international...
02/23/2026
CIRA at Yale University, in collaboration with the Yale School of Public Health Curtis D. Heaney Memorial Fund, offers a summer fellowship for up to three (3) Yale MPH students, providing $4,000 each for...
02/16/2026
In a new Q&A, Julia Rozanova, PhD, discusses her R01-funded project to curb HIV in Kyrgyzstan's prisons. Partnering with Nataliya Shumskaya of the Public Foundation "Den Sooluk Nuru," Rozanova explains how...
02/09/2026
Effective January 1, 2026, the IRS reporting threshold for research participant payments increases from ($600) to ($2,000) per calendar year, reducing the administrative burden for tracking smaller payments....
02/02/2026
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) will eliminate non-standard AIDS application due dates, effective for applications reviewed by Advisory Councils starting January 2027. The change ends a policy dating...
01/14/2026
CIRA seeks nominations for the 2026 International Visiting Scholar Program. This program supports CIRA/Yale faculty members to host their international research partners at Yale for up to nine days and...
01/13/2026
Former Research Education Institute for Diverse Scholars (REIDS) Fellow, Dr. Bridgette M. (Brawner) Rice, has been named the Richard and Marianne Kreider Endowed Chair in Nursing for Vulnerable Populations at...
01/13/2026
Dr. Deja Clement, PhD, MPH was recently awarded a 2025 CIRA Pilot Projects in HIV Research for their research project, WE-RISE-VP. The formative, community-engaged pilot study is conducted in partnership with...
12/04/2025
What Is 'Masking,' and Is It Harmful? Concealing important parts of ourselves can harm close relationships and cause shame or guilt, said John Pachankis, a professor of social and behavioral studies, at Yale...
11/24/2025
World AIDS Day is observed annually on December 1 to raise awareness of the HIV/AIDS pandemic, honor those affected, celebrate scientific and programmatic progress, and recommit to prevention and treatment...