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Easterseals Capital Region & Eastern Connecticut Celebrates Diamond Anniversary and 75 Years of Community Impact
Senators Blumenthal and Murphy turned their backs on the horrific transport & slaughter of American horses by failing to co-sponsor Safe Act
A sedentary lifestyle is already linked to various health conditions. But what you do while you’re sitting around could also raise your risk
Students will have access to high-quality, coordinated health and wellness services
Expert discusses signs to watch out for
Easterseals Capital Region & Eastern Connecticut in Greater Hartford announces addition of three new members to its Board of Directors.
Hartford HealthCare expert examines motivation and psychology behind mass shootings
Partnership will advance digital health innovations
Tide and the Hartford HealthCare Cancer Institute work together to create care packages
Hartford HealthCare is becoming the place where fledgling ideas flourish and can potentially change how healthcare is delivered globally
Jitters before a big game like this weekend’s Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference state football championships is not unusual
Before big announcements come the work, and Hartford HealthCare cultivates rich research that uncover advances in diagnosis and treatment
The relationship will leverage expertise to develop solutions to improve health outcomes
High-tech facility acts an incubator and testing site for prototypes
A Hartford HealthCare expert is launching research into how to better collect feedback from advanced bladder cancer patients to improve care
Beth Shluger championed fitness, charity giving and local business support for 30+ years
Army Veteran was First a Customer and Now He’s a Franchise Owner with Pillar To Post Home Inspectors®
In the fight against curls, chemical hair straighteners might not be the best option after being lined to increased risk of uterine cancer.
No-Shave November is a national event that encourages men to stop shaving their faces to raise awareness around prostate cancer screenings.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) show the rate of alcohol-induced deaths jumped 26% from 2019 to 2020.
Research revealed that kids playing video games for three or more hours a day experience increased cognitive brain functions.
New guidelines released by two groups of bariatric surgeons make millions more Americans eligible for weight loss surgery.
$3.5-million grant fuels an Institute of Living study into the effect of social isolation on life expectancy in people with schizophrenia.
Operation Fuel is the only year-round emergency energy assistance program in Connecticut!
Karen Goyette has broken at least one glass ceiling in her career in healthcare administration.
Project SEARCH internship program offers training and job opportunities
An Ayer Neuroscience Institute Headache Center specialist said migraine is connected with several conditions that require attention.
The woman was experiencing lightheadedness almost twice a month, and she had passed out once every few months.
Five-star ratings awarded for high quality care
Students participated in Hartford Marathon Foundation FitKids in School program
New research suggests that night owls, those who wake slower and stay up later, are more likely to develop type 2
The Center for Healthy Aging welcomes a new resource coordinator to the team.
The drug ketamine updates the negative thoughts brought on by depression and helps patients develop a more optimistic outlook.
After three years demonstrating the benefit of collaborative men’s healthcare across three locations, the Tallwood Men’s Health medical dire
How much do you really know about arthritis, a common condition that can cause pain, swelling and inflammation in one or more joints?
Using the word “healthy” on food labels faces added scrutiny under updated standards proposed by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
The system earned Bronze level recognition from the American Medical Association for its work to ensure joy and meaning for caregivers.
A new study dismisses the importance of colonoscopy screening to detect colorectal cancer, but Hartford HealthCare specialists disagree.
Ceremony recognized citizens and police for their actions