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Yale Stress Center: Where the Science of Stress Meets Prevention and Treatment of Stress-Related Disorders
The Yale Stress Center receives up to $10.3M Contract to Develop Models to Detect and Treat Stress-Related Behavioral Health Illnesses!
@ARPA_H @YaleMed @Yale @YalePsych @drrajitastress @MilivojevicPhD
medicine.yale.edu/psychiatry…
Yale Stress Center retweeted
The Yale Stress Center has been awarded an up to $10.3 million, two-year contract from Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health to develop models to detect and treat stress-related behavioral health illnesses. @YaleMed bit.ly/4Al3SkC
The Yale Stress Center is recruiting 1-2 post-doctoral individuals.
Have questions or want to apply? Contact rajita.sinha@yale.edu with:
1) Cover letter detailing previous research experience, interests, and career goals
2) CV
3) 3 academic references (name & contact info!
Drs. Milivojevic & Sinha attended the APRA-H Kickoff Meeting for their Yale Stress Center funded APRA-H projects. Congrats to the entire YSC, special thanks to Drs. Fogelman & Wemm and in collaboration with Yale School of Engineering & Applied Sciences’ Drs. Tassiulas and Ying!
Yale Stress Center retweeted
I am pleased that @YaleStress in CT-03 will receive up to $3.497 million in @ARPA_H funding to provide data from their research using a naturally occurring hormone for to treat alcoholism.
They will be a part of a research team to help accelerate treatments for mental health & addiction.
New research funded by @NIAAAnews from our group shows how binge drinking changes brain responses to stress and pleasurable rewards that are sex-specific. Such changes can enhance alcohol craving and promote greater binge drinking in men and women. @drrajitastress
Link to article here: nature.com/articles/s41386-0…
New research study funded by @NIDDKgov from our group published in @AmerAcadPeds shows parent stress combined with healthy nutrition may be the key to lowering early childhood obesity risk.
Check it out: doi.org/10.1542/peds.2025-07… @drrajitastress
Thank you to YaleNews for featuring this article! ✨Read more here: news.yale.edu/2026/03/06/wei…
👏 Congratulations to Yale Stress Center postdoc Dr. Milena Radoman on receiving two prestigious travel awards! @CPDDorg @ISBRAComm @eciisbra
We congratulate Dr. Milena Radoman of #yalepsych and @YaleMed on receiving two travel awards in recognition of her recent research on sleep disruptions in alcohol use disorder. bit.ly/4dK7At2
Yale Stress Center retweeted
Feeling overwhelmed? Discover the #science behind stress in our latest episode of @seekingascipod, our #podcast with @kcur hosted by @K8theChemist. 🎙️ @drrajitastress from @YaleStress joins & unpacks what stress really does to us.
🎧Listen here: bit.ly/3As1Ogo
Many thanks to @jclinicalinvest for publishing the Stress Center adaptive stress response framework for coping and resilience and how it goes awry with substance misuse.
Check it out:
jci.org/articles/view/172883
Yale Stress Center retweeted
Research led by @drrajitastress, @YalePsych professor and director of @yalestress, shows that brain activity 🧠related to alcohol craving 🥂differs across sexes.
Read more about this new study and its implications here 👇
news.yale.edu/2024/05/06/bra…
End-of-year party at @YaleStress🎉! We're SO excited to welcome our new team members and to bid farewell to those who are leaving us this summer. Thank you for all your hard work at the center. We wish you all the best in your future endeavors!
Yale Stress Center retweeted
So proud of Dr. Radoman’s wonderful paper showing overlapping and distinct brain correlates of craving and heavy drinking with sex differences. BNST, hypothalamus and hippocampus effects here.
DOI: 10.1176/appi.ajp.20230849
@NIAAAnews @NIDAnews @YalePsych, @APAPubJournals
1/3 🥳 So proud of Dr. @milena_radoman et al. 's excellent work from @YaleStress @YalePsych published at @APAPubJournals showing distinct and overlapping neural correlates of craving and heavy drinking with evidence of sex differences ajp.psychiatryonline.org/doi…
2/3 In addition to prefrontal-striatal and limbic disruptions, bed nucleus of stria terminalis and hypothalamus and hippocampus disrupted functioning predict future heavy drinking outcomes.
3/3 Findings imply need to address stress circuit disruptions in alcohol use disorder as well as specific treatment development for men and women.
Check out the full article here: ajp.psychiatryonline.org/doi…















