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Advanced GI Care for Complex Conditions

For decades, doctors have been able to use sophisticated technology to look closely at hard-to-reach parts of the GI tract. Today, our expert gastroenterologists take it a step further, using this technique to treat complex digestive conditions and early stage cancers – which means less pain, zero incisions, fewer risks and a faster recovery for our patients.

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Get the basics on epilepsy from Hartford HealthCare's Dr. Erica Schuyler.

Medical Rounds with Dr. Jared Bieniek

The statistics say it all: Men are 1.4 times as likely as women to die from almost every chronic medical condition, and on average live five years less than women; according to the National Center for Health Statistics. A new program at Hartford HealthCare has been designed to change that: the Tallwood Men’s Health Center in Farmington. Hartford HealthCare urologist Dr. Jared Bieniek has details.

Recognized by U.S. News & World Report for Best Regional Hospitals (*Ranked #1 in Hartford Metro Area) and recognized as High Performing in two adult specialties (nephrology, pulmonology) and four procedures / conditions (aortic valve surgery, colon cancer surgery, heart bypass surgery, heart failure)

* earning this prestigious distinction for the eighth consecutive year.

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Why Athletes are More at Risk for Thoracic Outlet Syndrome

Markelle Fultz makes a living – and earned status as 2017’s top NBA draft pick – by keeping his arms aloft, guarding his team’s basket from the jumpshots of opposing players. Now, that very movement has sidelined him for at least a few months and thrust the medical condition called [...]

How to Rebuild Your Life After Colorectal Cancer

By Dr. Gerard Fumo Hartford HealthCare Cancer Institute Colorectal cancer is one of the most preventable cancers if precancerous growths are removed during a colonoscopy. In part, because of the advances in screening, detecting and removal of early cancers, we have seen a steady decline in the overall incidence of [...]

Tallwood Men’s Health Center Opens in Farmington

Memory and Marijuana: Study at Olin Research Center Focuses on Young Users

From the control room of the functional MRI at the Institute of Living’s Olin Neuropsychiatry Research Center, Dr. Alecia Dager watches the monitor for signs of activity in the portion of the brain that controls memory, curious as to how the drug impacts this process. (In the image above, the orange [...]

How Men Can Identify Signs of Clinical Depression

Men don’t like to talk about depression, even acknowledge it, and they’re less likely than women to seek treatment for it. Yet close to a third of men experience depression in their lifetime. So how can men tell the difference between feeling down and clinical depression? “Clinical depression, or major [...]

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Why Coronary Calcium Testing is a Focus of New Cholesterol Guidelines

The recent introduction of new American College of Cardiology (ACC) and American Heart Association (AHA) cholesterol guidelines underscored the need for a more personalized approach to assessing cardiovascular disease risk, including more widespread use of coronary calcium testing, an approach long supported by Hartford HealthCare’s Preventive Cardiology Program. The AHA, [...]