Yale Daily News

Facing the ever-growing AIDS pandemic, Yale set out five years ago to create a center to coordinate and facilitate HIV research at home and abroad. […]

January 23, 2002

Last month, psychiatry professor John Krystal set out to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of naltrexone, a well-known treatment drug for alcoholism. But to his amazement, he […]

January 18, 2002

With its 150th birthday just a year away, the Yale Faculty of Engineering is hoping to begin a new era of success and stability and […]

November 29, 2001

If a patient entered the Yale-New Haven Hospital emergency room with symptoms of acute diarrheal illness, odds were that doctors would not be able to […]

November 15, 2001

Sherwin Nuland has lived in the presence of death all his life. It is only in his recent years that he has begun to write […]

November 12, 2001

Blood transfusions for anemic elderly heart attack victims can save lives, a Yale study has found. Dr. Harlan Krumholz, an associate professor at the Yale […]

October 31, 2001

The Omni hotel was host to a dozen local biotechnology companies Wednesday for a BioScience career fair that drew applicants from all across Connecticut and […]

October 25, 2001

Anthrax attacks have made headlines across America in the past weeks, but bioterrorism experts at a Tuesday panel said that it is more dangerous to […]

October 24, 2001

Every scientist’s dream, says researcher Dr. John Rose, is to do something that is really relevant to human health. But even when you are trying […]

October 18, 2001

University of Michigan President Lee Bollinger may be offered the top spot at Columbia University in the next few days, the Columbia Daily Spectator said […]

October 3, 2001

A month and a half ago, Bennett Fisher ’66 and 1,000 other Americans travelled to Cowes, England, to participate in a regatta celebrating the 150th […]

October 1, 2001