Johnson & Johnson Sends More Data to Yale for Researchers

Johnson & Johnson agreed to supply clinical trial data for its medical devices and diagnostic tools to Yale University, expanding on an agreement last year to give researchers wider access to the company’s findings in studies.

The plan builds on the 2014 move by the world’s largest seller of health-care products to provide data on pharmaceutical trials. Researchers will be able to make requests for anonymous patient data from Yale University Open Data Access Project, the school said in a statement.