Yale Daily News

WEST HAVEN — Last Thursday, three scientists tackled a mound of well-sealed bubble-wrap like children on Christmas morning in a race to uncover their lab’s […]

February 11, 2009

WEST HAVEN — 1.6 million square feet is a lot of space to fill. But for Michael Donoghue, it represents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Since October, […]

February 10, 2009

In an attempt to better serve students, University Health Services has overhauled what many students said was an unusable Web site. The new site’s features […]

February 3, 2009

If a group of Yale researchers have their way, cancerous ovarian stem cells would be rid of their anti-chemotherapy defenses. Armed with over $5 million […]

January 30, 2009

Despite mounting pressure from the medical community to expand in the face of a national physician shortage, the first-year class at what is arguably Yale’s […]

January 28, 2009

Despite the economic downturn and a 25 percent decline in the University’s endowment, the Yale School of Medicine remains, in many respects, on strong financial […]

January 27, 2009

This article has been corrected. You may view this article’s correction here. Appendectomies — removal of the appendix — usually require the surgeon to make […]

January 23, 2009

DARIEN, Conn. — On the first day of Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003, Robert Anderson ’68 began work on his first portrait of George W. […]

January 23, 2009

HIV testing may be easier and cheaper than ever before. But as the economy continues to slump, care may become more difficult to come by. […]

January 21, 2009

An irrational fear of increased sexual promiscuity is an unexpected foe in the fight against cervical cancer and genital warts. Indeed, the percentage of the […]

January 14, 2009

While Yale-New Haven Hospital makes no butts about its commitment to eradicating secondhand smoke from its premises, the pungent odor of tobacco lingered in the […]

January 13, 2009