Carolyn Pennington


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Eating for a Healthy Heart

Although no single food is a cure-all, certain foods have been shown to improve your heart health. Watch the video to see which top 10 heart healthy foods are among those recommended by UConn Health’s Pat and Jim Calhoun Cardiology Center.

‘Artistic Expressions’ on Display at UConn Health

Ten artists who’ve belonged to a critique group for decades are exhibiting at the Celeste LeWitt Gallery in the UConn Health cafeteria through March 7.

Exploring Career Options Outside Academia

To help educate students on non-academic career options, postdoctoral fellow Giulia Vigone and graduate student Robert Pijewski have established the Academia-Industry Opportunities Group (AIOG) at UConn Health.

UConn medical students practice using the Butterfly iQ, a whole body ultrasound that fits inside a pocket. The medical school is the first to incorporate this new technology into its curriculum.

UConn Med Students First to Learn with New Handheld Ultrasound

The UConn School of Medicine is the first to receive and include in its curriculum a new portable ultrasound device that is expected to revolutionize the industry.

The Family Medicine Advantage

The family medicine team at our Canton medical office provides complete care through all stages of life. Beth Dickens, her husband and four children all receive care at Canton Family Medicine and are happy with the convenience and quality of care the entire family receives all in the same office.

Using Precision Medicine to Prevent Sudden Cardiac Death

Mike Papale was an elite high school basketball player when his heart suddenly stopped beating. He was saved but the risk remains for other young athletes who have no idea they suffer from hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. Dr. Travis Hinson is using precision medicine to develop treatments so those suffering from the potentially fatal genetic condition can live long active lives.

Amy and Sam Childs with their twin boys. Amy suffered life-threatening complications after being diagnosed with babesiosis - a tick-borne infection. (Frank Barton/UConn Health)

Mom Beats Babesiosis and Successfully Delivers Twins

Amy Childs was 35 weeks pregnant with twins when she was diagnosed with babesiosis – a tick-borne disease not as common as Lyme but extremely serious and potentially life-threatening. She was rushed to UConn Health where a multidisciplinary team worked around-the-clock to save her life and the lives of her twin boys.

‘Nature’s Beauty’ on Display at UConn Health

The art exhibits of both Jim Koplar and Necla Balasaygun will be shown at the Celeste LeWitt Gallery at UConn Health until January 10, 2019.

White Coat Ceremony for UConn’s 50th Medical School Class

The annual White Coat Ceremony was held Friday for the class of 2022 - the UConn School of Medicine’s 50th class and also its largest at 106 students.

Profile: Dr. Christopher Morosky, Ob/Gyn

Dr. Christopher Morosky, Ob/Gyn, went to medical school and did his residency at UConn Health. He loves being able to teach, conduct research and care for women through all the stages of their life.