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Saying ‘YES’ to entrepreneurship at Yale

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By Meg Dalton
| YaleNews
Miles Lasater caught the entrepreneurship bug early in life. Growing up in San Francisco, both of his parents started their own businesses. Plus, his friend’s parents were involved in some of the most iconic companies in Silicon Valley at the time. “It’s about what’s worth solving and how do we organize people to tackle that problem and serve customers,” he said. Once at Yale, Lasater ’01 met fellow undergraduate student Sean Glass ’03 who shared his interest in innovation.
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New Research May Change How We Think About Weight Loss Drugs Like Ozempic

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By Meg Dalton
| SciTechDaily
A brain circuit normally associated with hunger may unexpectedly help semaglutide maintain weight loss. The finding could reshape how scientists design future obesity treatments. Credit: Shutterstock Why do drugs like Ozempic produce far greater and more lasting weight loss than older appetite suppressants? Scientists are beginning to uncover an unexpected answer in the brain.
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Educating the next generation of orthopaedic trauma surgeons

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By Meg Dalton
| YaleNews
This year marks 10 years of the Yale Orthopaedic Trauma Fellowship, a one-year fellowship that focuses on teaching an in-depth knowledge, patient care skills, and surgical expertise in the field of orthopaedic trauma. The program allows fellows to operate alongside world-renowned, fellowship-trained, orthopaedic traumatologists.
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