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Food Allergies Could Be Cause of Dry, Itchy Skin

UConn Health Center dermatologist talks about the importance of identifying the foods that can trigger a flare-up.

Health Center in the News

Health Center in the News – October 2013

Health Center experts are interviewed about concussions, postpartum depression, genome sequencing, the flu season, heart health, preserving motherhood, and health services at Storrs Center.

Daniel Schwartz, assistant professor of physiology and neurobiology, talks with Joey Shea '14 (ENG) about his new software. (Peter Morenus/UConn Photo)

A New Tool for Visualizing DNA, Protein Sequences

Professor Daniel Schwartz enlisted the help of UConn student programmers to build a faster and more efficient Web program.

Kim Hackett

Once a Patient, Now the Patient Navigator

Kim Hackett, a breast cancer survivor, is back at the UConn Health Center—not as a patient, but as the William Raveis-American Cancer Society Patient Navigator.

"Ta-tas" Sculpture

Four Artists Join Together to Support Breast Cancer Awareness

The glass blown sculpture is on exhibit in the Health Center’s main lobby through the end of the month.

UConn Huskies Pumpkin

Fall Festival at the Health Center

Employees voted for their favorite pumpkin during Pumpkin Palooza in the courtyard.

UConn Sports Medicine Team Expands

Meet two physicians and two nurse practitioners who are now seeing patients at the UConn Health Center.

Shoulder Repair Patient Says Her Pain Is Gone

Jackie Marenholz can now do everyday tasks again thanks to Dr. Kevin Shea and the orthopaedic team at the UConn Health Center.

UConn Health Accolades (Shutterstock image)

Health Center Accolades – October 2013

HCOP and Anti-Bullying Class receive grants; Smith awarded unique board certification; Benn named one of the top genetics professors; and South Park 5K success.

Sickle Cell Team

UConn Takes National Sickle Cell Stage

Three abstracts selected for oral presentation by the Sickle Cell Disease Association of America show “how rapidly our program has advanced.”