Jackie Rocheleau

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STAT, the medicine, health, life science and biotech publication, has grown to be quite popular since its start in 2015. In the journalism community, it has become a household name. Nowadays, no publication can reach that level of fame without social media. To see how STAT engages its audience, I analyzed their social media approaches …

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Billions of cells pulse electrical signals from axon to dendrite across the brain to coordinate thoughts, movements, sensations and bodily functions. When taken out of its encasement, i.e. the skull, the brain looks like a uniform, kind of ugly, deflated ball. But the cells that make up that mass are not uniform; in fact, these …

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Alexander Moxam, MD, traveled to Yale on July 27 to talk to psychiatry residents and psychiatrists about the neuroscience of addiction and doughnuts. Read more at Yale School of Medicine site.

At the Hematology Research Seminar Friday, August 3, Nina Kadan-Lottick, MD, associate professor of pediatrics (hematology/oncology), presented research on a rare form of leukemia to scientists and adult oncologists, an audience of potential collaborators. Read more at Yale School of Medicine site. 

While his daughter struggled to find a parking spot at the West Haven Veterans Affairs campus, Mr. W went in for his appointment with Chandrika Kumar, MD…read more at Yale School of Medicine site.

During the summer of 1981, an unknown illness emerged in California and New York hospitals…Read more on the Yale School of Medicine site.