Hannah Schwarz
Staff Reporter
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Storefronts boost healthcare enrollment

Connecticut is the only state to offer these retail storefronts, which typically attract about 200 daily visitors hoping to learn more about coverage.

Epic rollout progresses smoothly

Roughly a month after launching a new electronic health records system (EHR), Yale Health is making a smooth transition to the new software.

Yalies in hunt for million

A group of students from the Schools of Public Health and Management are among 300 teams progressing to the semi-final round of the Hult Prize Competition.

Biotech emerges from town-gown collaboration

Yale Professor of Chemistry and Researcher Craig Crews, the founder of two companies that produce cancer fighting drugs, is the new poster boy of the burgeoning biotech industry emerging in New Haven.

Yalies push broccoli

At Elm City Market this President’s Day, three Yale undergraduates officially launched a campaign to make broccoli cool.

University gathers to tackle cholera

On Saturday, students from seven schools across Yale’s campus came together to tackle one pressing global health problem.

Harp proposes CT soda tax

In the midst of New Haven’s weight loss challenge and other health efforts, Harp is proposing a statewide 2 percent soda tax.

Med School to see reform

Starting in the fall, the School of Medicine will reform its curriculum to emphasize clinical knowledge.

Yale gains new data access

The pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson has agreed to share all of its clinical trial data with the Yale Open Data Access Project.

Biotech tower on track for completion

The space, located at 100 College Street and straddling the Route 34 Bridge, has been in construction for the past eight months.

Epic launches at Yale Health

While little looks different at Yale Health today, the electronic information system that records all patient information is brand new.