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This one-day symposium allows primary care physicians, advanced practice providers and emergency medical services providers to learn more [...]
In this FREE educational seminar, learn more about: New therapies for brain tumors, potential immunotherapy approaches for brain tumors and [...]
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How young is too young for Halloween haunted houses? Hartford HealthCare child psychologist Dr. Laura Sauders has some advice.
Social media plays a huge role in how kids think about their changing bodies. Child/adolescent psychologist Dr. Laura Saunders has ways to help your kids avoid "Snap Chat syndrome."
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As many as 38 out of every 100 women will get cancer in her lifetime – yet there is tremendous hope in the world of cancer research and treatment. Dr. Michael Kane is an expert on treating women’s cancers with the Hartford HealthCare Cancer Institute. Q: As the charter member [...]
Like many things in science and medicine, the vaccine for the human papilloma virus has evolved. First it was recommended for females age 12 to 26 who had not been sexually active, later for males in the same age group who had not had sex. Recently, however, research prompted the [...]
By Meghan Burgess Breast cancer has a particularly high prevalence in Connecticut, but a new program is helping women and men identify their risk of developing the disease – and other cancers – through a simple questionnaire and saliva test. The Hereditary Cancer Risk Assessment Program, offered through Hartford HealthCare [...]
By David Finitsis Clinical Psychologist and Senior Scientist, Hartford HealthCare Cancer Institute Does this sound familiar? You walk into a room only to forget exactly what it was you came into that room to do. Or your friend introduces you to someone and no sooner have you shaken hands when [...]
Connecticut has never seen anything like CarePartners of Connecticut, a joint venture between Hartford HealthCare and Tufts Health Plan of Massachusetts, that will begin selling 2019 Medicare Advantage plans in the state when the open-enrollment period begins Oct. 15. It’s the first partnership between a hospital system and an insurer [...]
Hartford HealthCare’s Ayer Neuroscience Institute will host its first symposium to help providers care for patients with common neurological conditions and make appropriate subspecialty referrals. Called “Innovations and Advances in Neuroscience Conditions,” the event is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 27, from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Connecticut Convention [...]
This class is for patients who will undergo hip or knee replacement surgery, providing education on how to prepare for the surgery and [...]
Peer run support group for those who have been diagnosed with depression or bipolar disorder. Registration is not required for this group. [...]
Beat Parkinson's Today is an exercise program that can improve the quality of life of people with movement disorders by performing [...]
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