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Young Heart Patient Says ‘He’s in Good Hands’ with Calhoun Cardiology
Dan Nevelos was only 26 when he was diagnosed with an infection that seriously damaged his heart.
Shoulder Injury Requires Special Rehab
Thanks to the Rehabilitation Services Program at the UConn Health Center, Kim Ireland has regained the use of her shoulder after a devastating car crash.
Working with Flowers: How To Create a Wedding Bouquet
Jim Palmieri, manager of UConn Blooms, UConn's on-campus source for fresh flowers and plants, demonstrates how to create a wedding bouquet.
Hijacked by Your Brain
Stress is a fact of life for most people, but understanding the alarm system in your brain can provide a new way of managing stressful situations.
Health Center in the News – June 2013
Health Center experts are interviewed about electronic cigarettes, Yankees and Red Sox injuries, teenage pot use, staying healthy in the heat, and more.
Top Health Threats to Men and How to Avoid Them
Men lead women in 14 of the top 15 causes of death in the U.S.
Study Shows How Young Genes Become Essential for Life
It may be tiny, but the Umbrea gene plays an important role in the life of a fruit fly.
Averting the Devastating Effects of Stroke
UConn Health Center clinician scientists, Drs. Louise McCullough and Lauren Sansing, hope to discover a treatment that will make a difference in people’s lives.
Understanding Sunscreen Choices
Senator Blumenthal and UConn Health Center experts urge consumers to learn the facts about sunscreen use.
Health Center in the News – Late May 2013
Health Center experts are interviewed about melanoma, medical marijuana, multiple sclerosis, medical careers and more.