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Ambulatory Blood Pressure Can Best Predict Cognitive Decline

Health Center research published in Circulation: Journal of the American Heart Association.

Adele performs in Seattle, WA in 2011. (Nikotransmission on Flickr/Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic)

It’s Not Just Entertainers Who Experience Voice Problems

The Health Center’s Voice and Speech Clinic is a resource for all who use their voices every day.

Foot Care Specialists Help Area Homeless Again This Thanksgiving

For the fifth year, clinical staff from the New England Musculoskeletal Institute joins the Conti Project, a nationwide effort to provide foot screenings and new shoes at homeless shelters.

Great American Smokeout a Reminder to Kick the Habit

Smoking cessation research studies are enrolling at the Health Center as the American Cancer Society’s annual effort to encourage smokers to quit returns for a 36th year.

A robotics team made of high school students from Meriden and Wallingford during a recent visit to the Health Center. Dr. Christina Stevensen (left) and Dr. Angela Kueck are standing next to "Fuego" - the team's mascot.

High School Robotics Team Meets Health Center’s Surgical Robotic Team

Students from Meriden and Wallingford recently toured the robotic surgical suite.

Paramedics bring a patient to the UConn Health Emergency Department. (Lanny Nagler for UConn Health)

When Should I Go to the Emergency Department?

More than 300,000 Americans on average are treated in our nation's emergency departments every day.

Health Center’s Bone Infection Team Handles Toughest Cases

An active mother of three young children, Kathleen Hobin suffered devastating injuries when an elderly driver struck her vehicle.

COPD Foundation Announces Landmark Measure

UConn Health Center enrolls the 1,000th patient for the Bronchiectasis Research Registry.

Diabetes – A Global Health Threat

The Health Center’s diabetes education program coordinator discusses the increasing incidence of diabetes and the importance of education and prevention.

UConn Fire Lt. Wendell Cote (left) and firefighter Brian Little, paramedics based out of the Health Center, transmitted electrocardiogram data from the patient’s home.

Health Center Treats Heart Attack Patient in Record Time

Quick work by paramedics, emergency department staff, and the cardiac catheterization lab led to a patient undergoing a life-saving angioplasty within 21 minutes of his arrival.