Health & Well-Being
Making Early Signs of Multiple Sclerosis ‘VISIBL’
UConn Health’s MS director works with medical students to create 1st bilingual tool to help overcome cultural barriers
World Champs: UConn’s Teaching Hospital Ranked a World’s Best Hospital by Newsweek Three Years in a Row
UConn John Dempsey Hospital is the only Connecticut hospital recognized by Newsweek for its excellent patient experience
Spraying Away Treatment-Resistant Depression and Suicidal Thoughts
UConn Health launches new esketamine service to save more lives from severe depression and prevent suicide
Meet the Researcher: Tatiana Andreyeva, CAHNR
At the Rudd Center and in CAHNR, Andreyeva balances her research with mentoring the next generation of research economists
KSI Program Supporting Athletic Trainer Services in Secondary Schools Extended
UConn’s Korey Stringer Institute (KSI) has received an additional $3 million to continue their innovATe program, connecting schools around the nation with athletic training services
Cardiovascular Genetics Solve Medical Mystery
UConn Health patient shares 1st-person perspective on condition that had doctors stumped
Heart Health Research Thrives in School of Nursing
UConn’s School of Nursing faculty and students are addressing heart health from many perspectives
UConn Health: Putting Top Research into Medical Practice
UConn leadership, medical faculty present groundbreaking research techniques and innovations to legislative committee
Are ChatGPT Exercise Recommendations Just What the Doctor Ordered?
According to a new study, ChatGPT’s output provided only 41% of the content expected in a gold-standard exercise recommendation
The Kratom Controversy: Nearly 2 Million Americans Are Using a Substance Banned in Multiple States
The FDA says kratom is addictive and warns against its use, while it can be found online and in smoke shops and gas stations