Anjali Mangla
Staff Reporter
anjimangla | anjali.mangla@yale.edu
Anjali Mangla is a Science & Technology Editor for the News. She previously covered the intersection of STEM and social justice. Anjali is a sophomore in Ezra Stiles College planning to study Neuroscience, Global Affairs and Global Health Studies.
Author Archive
ANJALI MANGLA
MANGLA: The Human Right to Health Includes All Immigrants

“The truth is that if my family had free health insurance, it would change a lot,” a patient on the phone told me in Spanish. […]

April 3, 2024

ANJALI MANGLA
Yale experts chart course for move away from race-based medicine

Medical and public health research, practice and education regularly utilize race as a biologically relevant variable, operating upon historical systems of oppression.

February 26, 2023

ANJALI MANGLA & YURII STASIUK
Lamont cancels medical debt

Governor Ned Lamont laid out a sweeping budget proposal to cancel billions of medical debt in Connecticut. But patient advocates for Connecticut’s most vulnerable populations and progressive legislators say this may not be action enough.

February 12, 2023

KAYLA YUP & ANJALI MANGLA
Health advocates express concern over YNHHS hospital consolidation

Yale-New Haven Health system is seeking state approval to acquire three new hospitals in northern and central Connecticut to access novel patient populations in Waterbury, Manchester and Rockville. The system hopes to level the playing field with its largest state competitors like Hartford Healthcare.

November 11, 2022

ANJALI MANGLA, HAMERA SHABBIR & ISAAC YU
Welcome to the special issue: Amplifying AAPI Voices 2022

Welcome the Yale Daily News’ special issue celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander communities! We are incredibly excited to present a mix of reported content and thoughtful personal essays as well as multimedia and artwork.

April 29, 2022

ANJALI MANGLA
Yale experts weigh in on challenges in achieving global vaccine equity

Public health researchers shared their thoughts on the equity of global vaccine distribution at a June event hosted by the School of Medicine.

September 2, 2021

A healthcare worker fills a syringe with a vaccine.
ANJALI MANGLA
Yale’s COVID-19 case count and a year and a half of changing alert levels

Before bringing students to campus last fall, Yale made a COVID-19 dashboard to track case counts among students, faculty and staff. Throughout the year, Yale […]

May 31, 2021

ANJALI MANGLA
Yale scientists make key COVID-19 breakthroughs

When the COVID-19 pandemic took the world by storm, Yale scientists were at the forefront of national efforts to understand the science of the SARS-CoV-2 […]

May 23, 2021

ANJALI MANGLA
Racist Zoom-bombing occurs during YSN event

At a Zoom event co-sponsored by various student affinity groups at the Yale School of Nursing on April 12, a racist Zoombombing occurred during a conversation about racism in healthcare.

May 7, 2021

ANJALI MANGLA
PROFILES: Prominent Asian researchers in STEM at Yale

The News conducted interviews with three prominent Asian American researchers and professors at Yale, who have each contributed tremendously to science.

May 2, 2021

ANJALI MANGLA
Navajo tribal citizen Patricia Nez Henderson speaks at SHEA event

On April 8, STEM and Health Equity Advocates at Yale, or SHEA, invited Patricia Nez Henderson SPH ’94 MED ’00 to discuss diverse perspectives on […]

April 16, 2021