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Center on Aging Hosts 3 MSTAR Research Scholars

The Medical Student Training in Aging Research is a prestigious program designed to help students pursue a career in geriatric research and clinical care.

David Gregorio, director of Graduate Programs in Public Health, and State Senator Terry Gerratana, who gave the convocation address for the public health graduate students.

Convocation for Public Health Graduate Students

Terry Gerratana, state senate majority whip and chair of the legislature’s public health committee, was the keynote speaker.

Bioengineered ACL Developed by UConn Physician-Scientist Wins U.S. Patent

Dr. Cato T. Laurencin says the technology may be a new solution for torn anterior cruciate ligaments.

Congresswoman Esty Visits Health Center, Voices Strong Support for Research

Tour included incubator space for emerging businesses, as well as Bioscience Connecticut construction projects.

Urban Service Track Scholars Participate in Hartford Health Fair

The students provided free dental screenings to more than 120 people, as well as nutrition and oral hygiene education.

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Class of 2017 Receives White Coats

The UConn Schools of Medicine and Dental Medicine welcome a well-rounded and diverse group of first-year students.

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Back-to-School Tips

Pediatrician Ashley Casserino offers advice on packing healthy lunches, proper sleep habits, the best backpacks and more.

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UConn Study Finds Beer Industry’s Self-Regulation Ineffective at Preventing Advertising Code Violations

The ads violated codes by targeting teens and making associations with social success and sexual attractiveness.

Genomics Institute Awards $1 Million in Research Grants

The funding supports Affinity Research Collaboratives with UConn, JAX, and Connecticut Children’s Medical Center.

Pharmacy Professor Working to Prevent Cancer Drug Shortages

UConn's Lisa Holle is working at the national level to raise awareness and help prevent future shortages.