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… Intervention reduces ‘stress hormone’ in war-affected youth … Intervention reduces ‘stress hormone’ in … levels of cortisol (a hormone associated with stress) by a third. The study, published in the journal … professor of anthropology, health, and global affairs and the study’s co-author and principal …

… MacMillan Center cosponsors Global Health Conversation Series with YIGH … MacMillan Center cosponsors Global Health Conversation Series with YIGH The Yale … UNICEF Child Health and Welfare During a Pandemic November 11, 2020 4 to 5 pm Dr. Bernice Dahn, M.D., Vice …

… is now Africa’s largest refugee crisis and the world’s third after Syria and Afghanistan – with less attention and … have already made Imvepi their new home in the last two days, where, in line with Uganda’s progressive approach to … who have been forced to leave everything behind due to war and conflict. Upon arrival, refugees from South Sudan …

… Physiological and genomic signatures of war and displacement: Review … Physiological and genomic signatures of war and displacement: Review Authors: Jelena … of current literature on the biological signatures of war and forced migration among refugee populations. To …

… Russia's War on Ukrainian Farms … Russia's War on Ukrainian Farms The Russian, East European, and … agricultural exporters, and the war has severely disrupted global trade, causing food crises across many countries. This …

… Russia, Ukraine, and the Laws of War … Russia, Ukraine, and the Laws of War With Alona Verbytska, human rights advisor to Ukrainian … and SocietySpouses and PartnersStaffStudentsTalks & Lectures Hira Jafri 203-432-0061 hira.jafri@yale.edu Horchow …

… out,” Langat said. Written by Maya Chandra for Yale Daily News . …