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Nasal Swabs Could Help Identify Emerging Viruses, Yale Researchers Say
In the early days of COVID-19, the virus was spreading quickly while we knew very little about it. Now, Yale researchers say they have found a new way to pinpoint emerging viruses and diseases before they become a major public threat. They are testing nasal swabs. Due to the arrival of COVID-19, most people have swabbed their noses to test…
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Nasal Swabs Could Help Identify Emerging Viruses, Yale Researchers Say
The researchers are looking for little known viruses in certain samples to try to identify new diseases before they become a threat.
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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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These Are New England's Best Dive Bars as Ranked by Yelp — Though 1 Isn't Quite a Bar…
Ranking the best bars in New England is always difficult — there are so many to choose from — but Yelp has a new list of the best one in each state. The list, using data through Oct. 17, ranks businesses identified as dive bars “using a number of factors including the total volume and ratings of reviews,” according to…
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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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Police Seeking Tips, Video After Suspected Hate Crime Near Yale Campus
New Haven police are asking anyone with information about a possible hate crime to come forward as they investigate the attack of a Hispanic man near the Yale University campus early Saturday morning. New Haven police Chief Karl Jacobson held a news conference Thursday morning and said the victim was attacked around 12:16 a.m. Saturday in the area of 284…
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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.
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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. It left him seriously hurt and it happened in a spot surrounded by the Yale campus. “It’s kind of frightening,” said Arantxa Galvan, a Yale sophomore. Students learned in a message from the university’s police chief that a...
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The 12th Closer to Free Ride to Take Place September 10
The Closer to Free Ride benefits research and care at Smilow Cancer Hospital and Yale Cancer Center.
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Students Returning to College Mean Boost for Nearby Businesses
Businesses around college campuses, such as Yale in New Haven and Quinnipiac in Hamden, are looking forward to having students back in class this week.
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Yale Study Finds MRNA Vaccines Don't Affect Unborn Children
Yale reasearchers conducted a study which found no adverse effects from COVID-19 vaccines for pregnant women or their unborn children.
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Surgeon Killed in Tulsa Medical Building Did His Residency at Yale
An orthopedic surgeon that authorities believe was targeted during a shooting at a Tulsa, Oklahoma medical office did his surgical residency at Yale New Haven Hospital. The Yale healthcare system said Dr. Preston Phillips was a resident in their orthopedic surgery residency training program from 1990 to 1996. “It is hard to process yet another tragedy of this nature and…
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Yale Celebrates 30-Year Career of Baseball Coach John Stuper
John Stuper coached his final game for Yale baseball over the weekend. The former Major League pitcher and World Series champion is retiring after 30 years of leading the Bulldogs’ baseball program. He is the winningest head coach in the program’s storied history. “It’s overwhelming, you’re going to make me cry,” said Stuper when asked about the incredible turnout...
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Musical Benefit Vigil for Ukraine Held at Yale Chapel
A special concert was held at a chapel at Yale on Sunday as people raised money for war refugees from the conflict in Ukraine.
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Musical Benefit Vigil for Ukraine Held at Yale Chapel
A special concert was held at a chapel at Yale on Sunday as people raised money for war refugees from the conflict in Ukraine. This show of support for Ukraine took place inside the doors of the St. Thomas More Chapel. “I thought it was wonderful. I was thrilled to be here,” said Tom Maciolek of Norwich. Dozens turned out…
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Campus Ministries at Yale, Other Schools Help Soothe Students Shaken Over Ukraine
Entering Yale University’s St. Thomas More Catholic chapel, Oksana Goroshchuk spotted sunflowers adorning a candlelit altar and thought of the fields full of her country’s national blossom near her grandmother’s home in Ukraine. A mezzo-soprano launched into a traditional folk tune that Goroshchuk used to sing growing up, and the postdoctoral medical researcher broke down in tears of grief...
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Yale Researchers Study Potential Treatment for Depression in Patients With Parkinson's Disease
The research team is looking for people to get involved in a clinical trial on ketamine.
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New Yale Study Shows Working in Manufacuring With A-I Can Cause Premature Deaths
According to the study, each new robot per 1,000 workers led to about eight additional deaths amongst men in that age range and four deaths amongst women.
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Researchers at Yale Find Scientific Way to Predict Outcomes of COVID-19 in Patients
Since COVID-19 hit our state two years ago, more than 10,000 residents have died, but what if there was a scientific way to predict who would live and who would die? A team of researchers at Yale think they may be able to do that with 83 percent accuracy. This all started when researchers ended up with a lot of…