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JANICE HUR

Clocked in, shut out: Inside the burnout, bureaucracy and breakdown of YNHHS nursing

Inside the systemic strain and quiet exodus of Yale’s nursing workforce.

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As Trump slashes funds, Yale researchers fear lasting damage

Frozen funds and proposed cuts to federal research spending are threatening Yale’s research infrastructure, faculty careers and the training of future scientists.

“Such a special place”: YSE’s class of 2025 on favorites, future plans, lessons learned

In several weeks, the class of 2025 will graduate from the School of the Environment. The News spoke to several students about their future plans and what they’ve taken away from their time at YSE.

Mangroves capture carbon, resist hurricane damage, Yale study finds

Tropical coastal forests known as mangroves are known for being the first “buffer zones” in coastal systems. New research shows they may also be resilient to hurricane damage and capture more carbon than previously thought.

High sugar, caloric intake cause concern about new dining hall coffee machines

How a lifestyle-focused model helped New Haven PE programs recover from COVID-19

New Connecticut bill aims to enshrine minors’ access to reproductive health

Yale research may pave way for diagnostic tests and vaccines for tick-borne diseases

Yale experts respond to measles outbreak in the United States

MEDICAL RESEARCH AND YNHH

As Trump slashes funds, Yale researchers fear lasting damage

HARI VISWANATHAN

YNHH surgeon performs wide-awake ankle surgery

Despite political pushback, the Yale Stem Cell Center has emerged as a leader in regenerative medicine

EDIS MESIC & CARLOS SALCERIO

From cadavers to caps and gowns, medical students reflect fondly on their time at Yale

Yale experts weigh in on the future of quantum computing amid political tension

KALINA BROOKFIELD

Yale researchers document violence on global health systems

Yale astronomy graduate student writes a Martian adventure children’s book

Moo Deng mania: The science behind viral cuteness

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

“Such a special place”: YSE’s class of 2025 on favorites, future plans, lessons learned

Mangroves capture carbon, resist hurricane damage, Yale study finds

EVENTS, FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION

As Trump slashes funds, Yale researchers fear lasting damage

NIH cuts funding for Yale’s LGBTQ+ and public health equity research

Yale Healthcare Conference explores role of AI in shaping health systems

ANYA GEIST & JANICE HUR

Yale faculty support national coalition aiming to defend public health from political threats

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Blending research and advocacy, Yale’s Housing and Health Equity Lab tackles homelessness through a scientific lens

White House memo pushes Yale research toward public accessibility

Yale looks to continue buying carbon offsets since starting in 2020

CubeSat continues work on student-built satellite set to launch into outer space next year

Environmental Humanities highlights importance of interdisciplinary studies in welcome back panel

Yale doctor on the Senate stage: Kasia Lipska’s fight for accessible diabetes solutions

Yale experts discuss this season’s “tripledemic”

Yale researchers discover new treatment for babesiosis

New Haven artificial reef continues to grow

Yale faculty member’s online therapy program seeks to break down barriers to PTSD care

Yale scientists look to hearing loss to detect Alzheimer’s early

New clinical case conference series explores Black youth mental health