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July 27, 2021
In mid-July, cardiac electrophysiologist Dr. Aneesh Tolat, Director of VT Ablation at Hartford HealthCare’s Heart & Vascular Institute at Hartford [...]
July 22, 2021
Dr. Paul Thompson, chief emeritus of cardiology at Hartford Hospital, was NBC’s sports medicine analyst at the 1988 Olympic Games [...]
July 15, 2021
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As dozens of healthcare heroes from trauma centers, emergency departments and emergency medical services from around the state looked on, [...]
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June 21, 2021
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National Glioblastoma Awareness Day, the Connecticut Brain Tumor Alliance is donating $25,000 to brain tumor research to different organizations including Hartford Hospital.
Medical Rounds: Athlete’s heart, Paul Thompson, MD, Chief of Cardiology Emeritus, Hartford Hospital, how athletes' hearts can be bigger and stronger, have thicker walls. He talks about myocarditis, how it is uncommon, but an inflammation of the heart that can come from COVID itself.
Athletes' heart, Paul Thompson, MD, Chief of Cardiology Emeritus, Hartford Hospital, hearts can be bigger and stronger, have thicker walls. He talks about myocarditis, how it is uncommon, but an inflammation of the heart that can come from COVID-19.
Restaurant owner who got third kidney transplant at Hartford Hospital is now feeling better and able to be back at work at his restaurant in Norwalk.
Devika Umashanker, MD, Hartford HealthCare, System Medical Director, Medical Weight Loss, about eating contests, such as the Nathan’s hot dog eating contest, about how people can stretch their stomachs, how eating different things impacts how full you feel.
Not One More Campaign, Jonathan Gates, MD, MBA, FACS, Chief of Trauma Surgery, Hartford Hospital, talks about the new campaign to raise awareness about impaired driving with new ads and social media, 12 trauma centers have joined together in the effort. He talks as a trauma surgeon about the effects he sees of impaired driving.
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