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  1. Improving Sleep
    Improving Sleep How much sleep  we need changes as we age. Young adults should aim for 7-9 hours a night. Use a bedtime calculator  for guidance on when to hit the hay. Set up your bedroom for more shut-eye. Daily routines have a big impact on sleep …
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  3. Yale Police Benevolent Association (YPBA) Coverage
    Yale Police Benevolent Association (YPBA) Coverage Your Yale Health coverage is unique based on your role at the University. You will receive all of your healthcare at the Yale Health Center unless your primary care clinician refers you to an outside …
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  4. Health Information Management
    Health Information Management Related Coverage Topics Transferring My/My Family's care to Yale Health Confidentiality at Yale Health Patient Spokesperson and Your Personal Health Information (PHI) Mon-Fri: 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Special hours in effect …
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  5. Autism
    Autism Autism or autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a disorder of brain development leading to difficulty with social interaction and communication skills. Individuals with autism may have stereotyped or repetitive behavior. The effects of autism can range …
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  6. Gestational Diabetes
    Gestational Diabetes Gestational diabetes  (pronounced jess-TAY-shun-ul die-uh-BEET-eez) is one of the most common health problems for pregnant individuals. It affects about 5 percent of all pregnancies, which means there are about 200,000 cases each …
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  7. Birth Control Pills
    Birth Control Pills When do you start taking your birth control pills? You may start taking your birth control pills one of two ways: start on the first day of your menstrual bleeding; or start on the first Sunday after your menstrual bleeding begins. …
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  8. Emergency Mental Health Services for Yale Health Members
    Emergency Mental Health Services for Yale Health Members When emergency care is necessary, please follow the guidelines below: Seek the nearest emergency room, or dial 911 or your local emergency response service for medical and ambulatory assistance. If …
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  9. Sick or Injured? Call First
    Sick or Injured? Call First When you feel sick or have an injury, start by calling your primary care provider (Internal Medicine 203-432-0038, Ob/Gyn 203-432-0222, or Pediatrics 203-432-0206). A nurse will call you back to discuss your symptoms. If you …
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  10. Emergency Services for Rape Crisis/Sexual Assault
    Emergency Services for Rape Crisis/Sexual Assault For rape crisis/sexual assault call 203-432-2000. Counselors are available to talk to students or to meet with them 24/7. Information is also available at the Sexual Harassment and Assault Response and …
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