PROFESSOR WILLIAMS AT YALE

Surgery at Yale in 1843: Professor Jonathan Knight's lectures.

ing from the part a portion of its fluids, and consequently lessening the pain and tension" [20]. Cooper wrote, "the indication for bleeding is a hard pulse. In this state of the pulse the diameter of the vessel is diminished, yet the action is exceedingly strong, and each pulsation feels like the vibration of a wire: whenever, therefore, you find this description of pulse, you will be justifie...

“Winter” at Yale

The history of the Yale School of Medicine is illuminated by the names of many great men. A distinguished school is a living organism and the soul which inspires and guides it has been created by the dreams and the visions which have gone before. In the Yale School of Medicine, no one of our distinguished leaders has played a greater role in this creative process than Milton Winternitz. When "W...

Biotechnology at Yale.

With Yale committing $1 billion to the development of science and technology there is much curiosity about how Yale will spend its money and why Yale is deciding to spend it now. Biotechnology in New Haven, in part, explains Yale?s move towards the sciences. With the decline in the New Haven economy since World War II, Yale stands to benefit greatly if the New Haven economy is revived, in part ...

An interview with our journal's founder, Professor Mel Williams.

Public Health at Yale *