Zoe Beketova
Contributing Reporter
Author Archive
YNHH mandates its staff to wear masks

Since Jan. 15, Yale New Haven Hospital workers have been required to mask up when interacting with patients.

‘Drill, Baby, Drill’: Trump’s climate and energy policy, according to Yale experts

The Trump administration aims to reduce regulations and increase fossil fuel extraction. The News spoke to Yale experts to discuss the impact of these policies on the environment.

Law School panel discusses the future of the Inflation Reduction Act, Medicare pricing

The panel focused on the provisions of the Inflation Reduction Act that aim to lower prescription drug prices under Medicare.

What the tides drag in: a tour of Yale’s Horse Island

The News explored the island and its research center.

A $3,500 price to live: why the FTC is suing PBMs over insulin prices

The FTC sued pharmacy benefit managers over their roles in increasing insulin prices over the past decade. The News talked to experts about insulin prices and their impact on patients.

The power of language: myriad of benefits of multilingualism

The News talked to an adjunct professor of linguistics and students to learn about cognitive, academic and social aspects of bilingualism.

PROFILE: Howie Forman, the professor who does it all — from Yale to Capitol Hill

The News talked to Yale’s Howie Forman — radiologist, health policy fellow, Yale MD/MBA founder and podcast host.

Surgeon by chance, storyteller by choice: the double life of Yale’s John Elefteriades

Dr. John Elefteriades, cardiac surgeon, professor and founder of the Aortic Institute at Yale, discusses his fateful cross-disciplinary career.

Welcome to the club: the psychology behind initiation rituals

Initiation season, and the screaming frosh that come with it, have started. The News dived into the psychology behind it.

PROFILE: Yale’s Anthony Leiserowitz looks to globalize climate change education

Anthony Leiserowitz, director of the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication, discusses his work on climate change.

CT’s ugliest building transformed into one of America’s most sustainable

New Haven boasts the first fossil fuel-free hotel in the United States.