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Clinical Researcher Christa Green discusses the importance of trauma injury awareness and what Hartford Hospital is doing to help the community.
May 6-12 is National #NursesWeek, where the nation celebrates the great work that nurses do each and every day. Laurie St. John, RN & VP of Hartford HealthCare at Home talks nurses week on Channel 3 Eyewitness News from Hartford Hospital.
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Many patients complain of postprandial (after eating food) bloating. The symptoms are uncomfortable and can significantly interfere with the person’s quality of life. People with this condition have difficulty fitting into their clothes, tend to feel heavier and experience discomfort throughout their abdomen. The good news is that bloating does [...]
A letter to patients from Jeffrey A. Flaks, Hartford HealthCare President and Chief Executive Officer (shown above, center, with Gov. Ned Lamont, left): Dear Hartford HealthCare Patient: I hope you and those you love are healthy and safe. Connecticut continues to fare well with the coronavirus, with low rates of infection [...]
Of all the mask studies, the latest by Duke University researchers affirming the fitted N95 as king in the fight against COVID-19, the most important remains the study of all studies by the University of Washington’s Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation. The IHME, a research center that has provided [...]
COVID-19 is powerful motivation to wash your hands frequently. But any germaphobe knows thousands of germs can lurk on the unwashed hand. A University of Colorado at Boulder study found 3,200 bacteria from 150 species on human hands. Yuck! (Just take a look under a microscope at SARS-CoV- 2, above, [...]
A coordinated approach by gastroenterologists and gastric surgeons and the most advanced diagnostics are leading to the best outcomes for care for patients dealing with acid reflux and swallowing issues. As part of Hartford Hospital’s new Digestive Health Center (DHC), gastroenterologists and surgeons are coming together sooner within the timespan [...]
Acid reflux affects millions of people, but you may not know that acid reflux over time could turn to cancer. Hartford HealthCare gastroenterologist Dr. David Chaletsky explains. Q: What is acid reflux? A: Acid reflux – commonly known as heartburn – occurs when acid from the stomach moves up into [...]
Medical Studies show that people who prepare for an operation have less pain, fewer complications and recover sooner. Peggy Huddleston's [...]
This webinar is for patients who will undergo hip and knee replacement surgery, providing education on how to prepare for the surgery, [...]
In this FREE webinar, join Sarah Zurek, RN, BSN, Deep Brain Stimulation Program Coordinator, to learn about Deep Brain Stimulation Program [...]
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