It's expected that 1,400 people will be served at the free dental clinics to be held at the end of October at Floyd Little Athletic Field.
Chief Executive Officer of New Haven-based Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center has been selected as Board Chair-Elect
On Aug. 31 from 12-3 p.m., APT staff to educate the public on overdose prevention, offer NARCAN kits, and other services for people in need.
Dr. Keith Churchwell will be stepping down as President of Yale New Haven Hospital on August 11, 2023.
Treatment of depression following a stroke is essential to successful rehabilitation.
Expanded Services at Dixwell Community House
Yale Associate Professor of Medicine Named to Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center Foundation Board
A drive-thru at the city Regional Fire Training Academy, 230 Ella Grasso Blvd. from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., bring proof of New Haven residency.
Funding for the Yale University biotech "spin-out" in Elm City Bioscience Center will advance its "innovative precision oncology platform."
New Haven unveils online public dashboard that tracks, shows resolution of elevated blood lead level cases, in support of lead-safe homes.
The 149 Minor St. $24.5M short-term therapeutic center is for treatment of substance use disorders/co-occurring mental health illnesses.
The positions were eliminated in a system-wide “restructuring” done in the face of rising costs and an expected $300 million deficit.
Playbl’s research-based digital games help schools tackle education on critical topics like mental health, substance use, & sexual health.
Find out how lifestyles can impact your risk of developing breast cancer and learn more about advanced genetic diagnostics.
Two weeks ago, there were 38 cases, which had been climbing slowly but steadily from a low of just 13 a month ago, to 75 as of Friday.
New Haven recorded 279 new coronavirus cases between April 22-28, according to DPH’s preliminary data.
Starting Monday, some 5,000 rapid, at-home COVID-19 test kits will be available for New Haven residents at all Free Library branches.
New Haven recorded 201 new coronavirus cases between April 8-14, according to DPH’s preliminary data.
“We know that vaccination remains your best protection, particularly against severe disease and death.”
The daily themes include: accessibility, climate change, community, mental wellness, public health workforce, world health day, and racism.
The CT SHIP program will be led by Project Director, Doreen Forbes-Rogers, and Grant Compliance Assistant, Theresa Pilch, from NCC.
Scientists will research a promising brain tumor treatment at Yale's Bindra lab through the DNA Damage Response Consortium initiative.
An investigation is underway, but those who got Pfizer shots at the city health department from Dec. 23 to Feb. 7 need to be vaxxed again.
Updated federal data shows how many hospital beds are currently filled in New Haven County.
As Connecticut’s coronavirus metrics continue to improve, New Haven recorded 639 new coronavirus cases between Jan. 21-27, according to DPH.
Every day but Friday, walk-up and drive-thru saliva-based PCR testing for COVID is available in New Haven though Yale Labs 'Saliva Direct.'
Updated federal data shows how the ongoing coronavirus pandemic has affected hospitals in New Haven County.
As CT’s coronavirus infection rate remains extremely high, New Haven had 1,333 new cases between Jan. 14-20, health data shows.
Here's an update on how the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has affected hospital capacity in New Haven County and across CT.
The distribution is for New Haven residents only — with proof of residency —and is first-come, first-served, while supplies last.
The state reported Jan. 6 that New Haven had a year-end 245.1 average daily cases per 100,000 residents and a positive test rate of 19.3%
In New Haven, the number of positive coronavirus cases per 100,000 residents has more than doubled compared to the previous two-week period.
Hundreds of city workers are out, including 350 teachers, and dozens of firefighters and cops. And 17 children are currently hospitalized.
Drive-up distribution is at Sports Haven on Long Wharf and for those without cars or who use public transportation, a walk-up at the Green.
See how the ongoing coronavirus pandemic has affected hospital capacity in New Haven County and across CT.
The batch is for teachers, school staff, firefighters, police, and public works employees who are symptomatic or have coronavirus exposure.
COVID-19 cases are skyrocketing in Connecticut. Here is how New Haven compares.