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Yale Expert Talks About Importance of Heart Health
Lisa Marie Presley’s death is a sobering reminder of the risk we all face of suffering a sudden cardiac episode.
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Yale Grad Students Vote to Unionize After Decades-Long Push
Graduate teachers and researchers at Yale University overwhelmingly voted to unionize, according to results released Monday. The final tally showed 91% of the more than 2,000 votes cast were in support of authorizing the formation of a bargaining unit, Local 33-UNITE HERE. It comes after decades of attempts to form a union, the first dating back to the early 1990s….
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Yale Doctor Discusses Recently Fast-Tracked Alzheimer's Drug
A doctor at Yale New Haven Health discusses the Alzheimer’s drug Lecanemab, which the FDA recently granted accelerated approval.
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Yale Study Shows More Parenting During the Pandemic
A new Yale study shows that parents spent more time with their children while working from home during the height of the pandemic.
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FDA-Approved Drug Delays the Onset of Type I Diabetes
A professor of immuniobiology and medicine at Yale University played a critical role in research and trials for Teplizumab that can delay the onset of type 1 diabetes.
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Study Shows Early Impact of Obesity on a Child's Brain
A study at Yale University looking at obesity and the brains of children as young as 9-years old, found what doctors called surprising results about how extreme weight can affect children’s brain development.
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Yale Director of Operations Placed on Leave After Indictment in New York Fraud Case
Former New York University Director of Finance and Administration Cindy Tappe is accused of orchestrating a $3.5 million fraud over the span of several years and is facing charges. Yale University officials said Tappe, who was most recently the director of operations there, has been placed on leave following her indictment. The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office said the 57-year-old coordinated…
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Reckoning With History, Yale University Offers Pennington Fellowship to HBCUs
Yale University is paving the way for New Haven students to attend a historically Black college or university (HBCU) by offering $20,000 per student in the newly founded Pennington Fellowship. “Yale is the only university in the country funding a promise program for students to go to a lot of other universities,” said Patricia Melton, president of New Haven Promise….
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Pennington Fellowship Helps New Haven Students Attend Historically Black Colleges
Yale University is committed to helping New Haven public school students attend four of the country’s historically Black colleges and universities.
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Yale Students, Alumni File Class Action Suit Pushing For Mental Health Changes
Yale University students and alumni are taking legal action against the school through a class action lawsuit, saying it doesn’t have sufficient mental health services or accommodations.
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Yale Students, Alumni File Class Action Lawsuit Pushing for Mental Health Changes
Yale University students and alumni are taking legal action against the school through a class action lawsuit, saying it doesn’t have sufficient mental health services or accommodations. They also allege a practice of pressuring students to withdraw from school if they are in a mental health crisis. Alicia Abramson is a named student in the suit. “Yale’s services just...
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Yale University Sued Over Student Mental Health Policies
Yale University is accused in a federal lawsuit filed Wednesday of discriminating against students with mental health disabilities, including pressuring some to withdraw from the prestigious institution and then placing “unreasonable burdens” on those who seek to be reinstated. The lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in Connecticut on behalf of current and former students seeks no monetary damages....
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3 Top Law Schools Pull Out of US News & World Rankings Over Equity Concerns
The University of California, Berkeley’s law school has joined the law programs at Harvard and Yale in pulling out of U.S. News & World Report’s rankings over concerns that they punish efforts to attract students from a broad range of backgrounds.
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Yale Women's Hockey Aims to Top Historic Season
Yale Women’s Hockey has big plans for this season after their first ever trip to the Frozen Four..
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Yale Women's Hockey Aims to Top Historic Season
Yale Women’s Hockey has big plans for this season. The Bulldogs are coming off a program-best season capped with a first ever trip to the Frozen Four. Yale lost to the No. 1 seeded Ohio last year but the team is far from disappointed. “I wasn’t sad about the loss,” said Emma Seitz, a senior defenseman. “I was more...
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Yale Doctor Discusses Recent Colonoscopy Study
There’s concern that the results of a recent colonoscopy study might lead some people to believe the procedure isn’t as crucial as people initially thought.
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Yale to Pay Settlement After Nurse Tampered With, Used Fentanyl Intended for Patients
Yale University has agreed to pay over $300,000 for a settlement after a nurse was accused of tampering with fentanyl intended for patients at a Connecticut fertility clinic. The U.S. Department of Justice said the nurse, 49-year-old Donna Monticone, of Oxford, allegedly injected herself with the fentanyl while working at the the Yale Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility clinic in Orange….
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From Yale to Jail: Oath Keepers Founder Was Once Promising Law Grad
The founder of the militia group Oath Keepers, Stewart Rhodes, was once a promising Yale Law School graduate.
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Police Look For Suspects in Possible Hate Crime Near Yale Campus
New Haven police have reviewed video and are searching for suspects in a weekend assault on York Street that they are treating as a hate crime.
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Police Investigate Suspected Hate Crime After Man Attacked Near Yale Campus
Yale Police say the search is on for whoever attacked a Hispanic man in what’s being called a suspected hate crime.