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Governor Proclaims March 10 Histotechnology Professionals Day

Perspective from UConn Health histology supervisor Kathleen Wiggins

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How Much Sleep Do Teens Get? Six-Seven Hours.

And that is not nearly enough

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Connecticut Launches New Era for Community Hospital Care

State and UConn leaders celebrate the historical moment cutting the ribbon for UConn Health Waterbury Hospital as part the UConn Health Community Network.

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UConn Health Hosts 63rd CT High School Science and Humanities Symposium

Top finishers will be recognized at the Connecticut Academy of Science and Engineering’s annual meeting this spring

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UConn Health’s Rapid, Coordinated Care Saves Woman with Ultra-Rare Blood Cancer

Rich Callasky strongly believes his wife is still here today because of the decision to come to UConn John Dempsey Hospital.

Dr. Cato T.Laurencin, Groundbreaking Life Scientist

Dr. Cato T. Laurencin of UConn Recognized as a Groundbreaking Life Scientist

Laurencin was honored in a graphic timeline of over the past 100 years that celebrated the milestone achievements of Black life scientists.

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BMT Nurses Shine at 2026 Tandem Meetings

Three nurses of The Blood and Marrow Transplantation team at UConn Health presented the program’s latest research findings in Salt Lake City, Utah.

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Waterbury Hospital Joins UConn Health Community Network,  Strengthening Care for the Community  

Transition creates a new system of care for the Waterbury community and beyond  

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Aging Research in U.S. Accelerated by Major ARPA-H Contract

UConn Center on Aging is Part of a National Research Consortium Testing a Drug Originally Developed for HIV Treatment as a New Possible Gerotherapeutic Therapy for Biological Aging

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Thank a Resident Today!

UConn Health currently trains over 850 medical residents and over 110 dental residents