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Health Center in the News

Health Center in the News – June 2013

Health Center experts are interviewed about electronic cigarettes, Yankees and Red Sox injuries, teenage pot use, staying healthy in the heat, and more.

UConn Joins ‘eduroam’ Group for Worldwide Internet Access

Participation in the global partnership makes it easy to stay connected from a wide range of institutions around the world.

UConn Health Center’s Wendy Martinson Is a CHA Healthcare Hero

Nurse, quality assurance specialist, “has improved the lives of hundreds of heart failure patients.”

Dr. Runjhun Misra is a second-year resident at UConn Health Center. (Tina Encarnacion/UConn Health Center Photo)

How Medical Residency Is Like ‘Lord of the Rings’

Dr. Runjhun Misra explains in her graduation address to her residency class.

Prime Climbs: From Rock Bottom to the Tops of the World

Alumna Carol Masheter gives a glimpse into the high-altitude odyssey that led her, at 65, to become the oldest woman to climb the world’s highest peaks.

Bioscience Connecticut: Year One Milestones

The first year of the Bioscience Connecticut initiative has seen more than 500 new jobs on the Health Center campus and steady progress on all goals.

Graduate student Kersey Lawrence conducts seminars on tracking as part of her effort to educate people about their environment. (Photo courtesy of Kersey Lawrence)

Graduate Student Uses Ancient Skills in Modern Conservation Efforts

If this Ph.D. candidate has her way, people will learn to do more than just look at their surroundings; they’ll truly observe what’s there.

LeFrancois Lab

NIH Awards $13M-plus for UConn Immunology Research

A federal grant funds five more years of UConn Health Center scientists’ study of immune response to infection.

McNair scholars Luis Organista, ’14 (CANR), left, Angelina Hernandez ’14 (CLAS), Robert Stickels ’15 (CLAS) and Tiahna Spencer ’15 (CLAS) at the Wilbur Cross Buildin.. (Peter Morenus/UConn Photo)

Summertime is Research Time for McNair Scholars

This summer, four undergraduates are conducting original research and taking classes to build their skills for graduate study, as UConn's first McNair Scholars.

Top Health Threats to Men and How to Avoid Them

Men lead women in 14 of the top 15 causes of death in the U.S.