Fareed Salmon
Staff Reporter
Fareed Salmon covers Community Health & Policy for the SciTech desk. From Richmond, TX, he's a sophomore in Jonathan Edwards College majoring in History.
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How a proposed bill can increase access to diapers in Connecticut

As diaper disparities wreak havoc on many families in New Haven, a new bill is being proposed in the CT government that could alleviate the financial burden of diapers.

ANALYSIS: RFK Jr.’s health revolution: reform or risk?

As Robert F. Kennedy Jr. takes the helm of the Department of Health and Human Services, his policies on chronic disease, public health agencies and vaccines spark debate among Yale experts.

ANALYSIS: Loss of CDC data is impacting public health

The CDC’s efforts to eliminate association with diversity, equity and inclusion policies can have widespread impacts on research and public health.

Norovirus cases subside after winter break, but officials urge continued caution

Yale Health officials and experts urge students to continue preventative measures to curb the spread of norovirus.

‘Not in My Head’: Addressing ableism in mental health services for people with disabilities

A recent Yale study uncovers how ableism shapes the mental health care experience for people with disabilities and what we can begin to do about it.

Unmasking alcohol: Yale experts debate alcohol’s cancer risk and labeling implications

The News spoke with Yale experts about the U.S. Surgeon General’s recommendations for raising awareness about alcohol’s cancer risk.

Through vaccine education and provision, NHP’s Vaccine Clinic tackles  health disparities in New Haven

The Yale Neighborhood Health Project’s vaccine clinic provided flu and COVID-19 vaccines to uninsured and under-insured New Haveners as they look to address vaccine inequities in the city.

How the lack of water fluoridation could impact communities across the US

After Robert F. Kennedy Jr. called for the removal of fluoride from water, the News talked to experts about the benefits and harms of water fluoridation.

How extreme temperatures can change the stroke landscape for young adults

A Yale study highlights how the rise of extreme temperatures in the United States is increasing the risk of stroke for adults between the ages of 18 and 64.

Yale experts weigh in on gun violence prevention research possibly under threat

As the House of Representatives calls for the elimination of federal funding for gun violence prevention research, the News talked to Yale experts about the future of such research.

Yale experts weigh in on Harris’ Medicare expansion plan

Could Vice President Kamala Harris’ plan to expand Medicare coverage alleviate the elderly care crisis?