The Olin Neuropsychiatry Research Center (NRC) is a clinical neuroscience research facility that was established in 2001. The Olin NRC’s mission is to conduct neuroscience research of psychiatric illnesses and rapidly translate that research into new and effective treatments.

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September 17, 2021

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September 14, 2021

Looking For A COVID Test? You Have 13 New Options in Connecticut

The Connecticut Department of Health announced it will open 13 new COVID-19 testing sites by the end of this week. [...]

September 14, 2021

Healthcare Workers Share Their Struggles During Suicide Prevention Day Event

Hartford HealthCare Infectious disease specialist Dr. Faiqa Cheema was among the many physicians who suffered in silence during the COVID-19 [...]

September 08, 2021

Program Spreads Hope, Health and Healing for Abused Children and Teens

The eighth-grader knew she needed to tell someone. She turned to her school guidance counselor and revealed her uncle had [...]

September 03, 2021

HHC Partnership with NESS Will Bring the Ocean to Natchaug Students

New England Science & Sailing (NESS), based in Stonington, has received a $225,000 three-year grant from the National Oceanographic and [...]

September 03, 2021

8 Ways Parents Can Tell Their Child Is Struggling With Mental Health

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