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Women’s Health Research at Yale Funds Projects on Obesity and Ovarian Aging, Diabetes, Cancers, and Autoimmunity

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By Mallory Locklear
| Yale University
In 1998, Women’s Health Research at Yale launched its pilot project program, granting Yale researchers funding for studies that advance understanding of the health of women or the influence of sex differences on health. Since then, they’ve awarded more than $6 million. This year, Women’s Health Research at Yale expanded its annual program to support five projects, which it announced at its recent symposium.
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This Extraordinary Desert Mouse Defies Aging – and It Could Change Human Longevity

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By Mallory Locklear
| SciTechDaily
Golden spiny mice appear to defy many of the biological changes normally associated with aging, maintaining their physical abilities, memory, and immune function while living far longer than typical wild mice. Credit: Shutterstock A wild mouse with an unusually long life may reveal clues to healthy aging. Aging is often treated as an unavoidable biological process, but evolution tells a more complicated story.
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A Two-Pronged Vaccine Approach to Prevent Genital Herpes

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By Mallory Locklear
| Yale University
Genital herpes is a lifelong infection. While available treatments can manage symptoms, they cannot cure the infection or prevent transmission. Now, Yale School of Medicine researchers have taken a significant step toward a genital herpes vaccine that in preclinical models prevented infection. In a study published June 19 in Science Immunology, researchers evaluated a two-part vaccination against genital herpes.
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