'No one loved Yale more than Nick'
The lasting legacy of an unforgettable medical school alumnus
The relationship between Nicholas P.R. Spinelli, M.D., and Yale began in 1937, when he was a mere 16-year-old from Stratford, Conn., starting his freshman year of college. This early acquaintance blossomed through his years in medical school—also at Yale—in his career as an internist and educator, in his role as a leader of alumni, and, in his later years, in philanthropy.Ultimately it was a love affair. Those who knew him well all say the same thing: No one loved Yale School of Medicine more...
Sixty years on, the last wishes of a prisoner of war are realized
The School of Medicine sees its share of charitable contributions, but this year, the school is the recipient of a most...
Public health studies to be advanced by two major new grants
Yale’s School of Public Health (YSPH) has received a significant twofold boost in the form of an $11 million grant from...
Asthma: from mouse to man and back again
Bench-to-bedside approach yields important insights into a common disorder
For a doctor who found his calling as a resident, geriatrics never grows old
Medicine@Yale, the bimonthly newsletter of Yale School of Medicine (YSM), chronicles achievements
of YSM in basic and clinical research, medical education, and health care. Read More...
