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Print – Health Center in the News May 2012

The new Health Center chief looks ahead; the science of beauty; addiction diagnoses may rise under guideline changes; and should I let my son play football?

UConn medical student Shirin Karimi has written a book, Enclosures: Reflections from the Prison Cell and the Hospital Bed, comparing illness and incarceration. on May 21, 2012. (Tina Encarnacion/UConn Health Center Photo)

Medical Student Pursues Both Love of Medicine and Writing

First-year UConn medical student Shirin Karimi has written a book of poems comparing illness and incarceration.

TV – Health Center in the News

Could a lollipop cure the hiccups; can certain foods make you more fertile; and a common antibiotic may increase risk for heart attack.

A cart loaded with gift baskets is on its way to the NICU.

Bank of America Employees Deliver Baskets to NICU

More than one hundred hand-crafted gift baskets for parents of premature infants were donated May 16.

A Letter to My Patients

A UConn medical resident writes a letter to her current patients and to those she hasn’t met yet.

Radio - Health Center in the News

On the Radio – Health Center in the News May 2012

The link between hypertension and cognitive function, mother-child bonding, and bone marrow donor drive.

Dr. William White

UConn Hypertension Specialist Begins National Leadership Role

Dr. William B. White is now president of the American Society of Hypertension.

UConn Health Accolades (Shutterstock image)

Health Center Accolades – May 2012

Loew chosen as editor-in-chief, Brewer recognized for volunteerism, Kristof wins poster award and Mar honored for commitment to immigrant rights.

Health Center-Jackson Lab Project Among Top 10 Business Deals of 2011

The annual list from Site Selection magazine salutes the best corporate facility projects in the world.

2,000 UConn Employees Still Not Compliant with HEP Requirements

Employees must confirm their health/medical appointment status before May 31 to avoid a $100 increase in their monthly health insurance premiums.