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Sculpture Provides Dramatic Welcome

A towering stainless steel sculpture has been installed in front of the Health Center’s Cell and Genome Sciences Building.

Thanksgiving Reminds of Family Health History’s Importance

Read—and hear—how gathering with relatives can be good for your long-term health.

2012 Hearts to Soles

Holiday Gift of Footwear, Medical Screenings at Homeless Shelters

For a sixth year, UConn Health Center foot care providers join a nationwide Thanksgiving effort to provide foot exams and shoes for those in need.

UConn It Begins with You

UConn Health Center Initiative Gains Momentum

The new logo for an ongoing customer service initiative was unveiled during a recent leadership development program.

Accreditation Celebration

Medical School Celebrates Accreditation

The UConn School of Medicine recognizes the students’ role in the success of the last site visit by the accrediting body.

2012 Employee Appreciation Awards

Health Center Names Deckers Employee Appreciation Award Winner

Wendy Martinson, quality assurance specialist, is recognized for her passion and commitment for her work.

UConn Health Center Receives Gift Supporting Bioscience Connecticut

In recognition of Richard and Jane Lublin’s generosity, the waiting room in the Neag Comprehensive Cancer Center in the new Ambulatory Care Center will be named in their honor.

Public Health Reps Garner Awards

Four out of the 10 Provost’s Awards for Excellence in Public Engagement 2012 were presented to people directly involved or affiliated with the Center for Public Health And Health Policy. Congratulations!

Senior Man (Shutterstock Photo)

Are You at Risk for Diabetes?

The UConn Health Center’s Diabetes Education Program can help you understand and learn how to manage the disease.

Sophia Nnenna Ononye, a graduate student, with plates of cancer cells on Nov. 7, 2012. (Peter Morenus/UConn Photo)

Graduate Student Working to Develop New Anti-Cancer Agents

Sophia Nnenna Ononye, a Ph.D. student in pharmaceutical sciences, hopes her research will pave the way for more effective cancer therapy in the future.