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Dr. Yanamadala talks about a common complaint of having a stiff neck or an aching back on News 12.
Dr. Calvacanti talks with Jocelyn Maminta about a new minimally invasive procedure.
E. Stirling Craig, MD, talks with Jocelyn Maminta about the latest advancements on cosmetic surgery.
Joanne Kombert, RN, Nurse Supervisor, Hartford HealthCare, discusses Hartford HealthCare's mobile vaccine clinics.
Neil Parikh, MD, Gastroenterologist, Connecticut GI, Hartford HealthCare, discusses colon cancer.
Ayyaz Ali, MD, Surgical Director, Heart Transplant, Hartford Hospital, says that Hartford Hospital performed 40 heart transplants in 2021, including its 500th transplant in the history of its program.
Medical Rounds: Daniel Witmer, MD, Orthopedic Surgeon, Bone & Joint Institute, speaks about knee replacements, importance of not delaying care during COVID-19, which can lead to further injury or longer recovery times.
Melissa Lin Monte, MD, Backus Hospital, Emergency Department, says that frostbite is most common on the fingers, toes, nose, ears and cheeks, and symptoms include cold skin with a prickly or burning sensation, numbness and discoloration.
Medical Rounds, Colon Cancer, Kristy Thurston, MD, FACS, Hartford Hospital, talking about Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, screening awareness and the importance of early detection.
Learn all about the new, proven technique to repair (rather than replace) a leaky heart valve, as developed by Hartford HealthCare heart surgeon and co-physician-in-chief of the HHC Heart & Vascular Institute, Dr. Sabet Hashim.
85-year-old Alan Schwartz is a triathlete and marathon runner. He is a prostate cancer survivor - and his son just received the same diagnosis. He's running against prostate cancer in the ZERO prostate race.
The Pulitzer-prize winning musical, Next To Normal, is helping to normalize issues of mental health and addiction.
When a stress fracture in her hip sidelined a local woman, she turned to the Center for Musculoskeletal Health at the Hartford HealthCare Bone and Joint Institute at Hartford Hospital for help in healing.
World-renowned neurologist Dr. Mark J. Alberts is the physician-in-chief for the new Hartford HealthCare Neuroscience Institute, which includes headache, stroke and movement disorder treatment - and so much more!
Every person and every migraine headache is different. Figuring out the many differences is a research project for the Hartford HealthCare Headache Center and Harvard Medical School.
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Low back pain happens with lumbar spinal stenosis - but there are treatments.
It's causes as well as advances in hip replacement.
Dr. Paul Berard, Medical Oncologist with Hartford HealthCare St. Vincent's Medical Center, answers facebook live questions, discusses coordinated cancer care, and shares what makes their personalized care stand out.
We talk with Cliff Rios, MD, Orthopedic Surgeon at the Hartford HealthCare Bone & Joint Institute. As the #TravelersChampionship gets underway, we talk about golf injuries and getting back into the swing of things while socially distancing.
Ayyaz Ali, MD, sits talks with Tina Varona about heart transplant and how it has changed over the years.
An event was held at Eastern Connecticut State University where we are presenting the Hartford HealthCare Connecticut Courage Award to an honoree. Samara Johnson, a senior long distance runner for Eastern Connecticut University, was also presented The Courage Award, was presented a plaque and a $1,000 donation to the general scholarship funds at Trinity College. The award was presented by legendary marathoner and Connecticut native Bill Rodgers.
We talk with the winner of the Hartford HealthCare Connecticut Courage Award at Trinity College. Weyassa “Ace” McAlister, a senior distance runner for Trinity College, was presented a plaque and a $1,000 donation to the general scholarship funds at Trinity College. The award was presented by legendary marathoner and Connecticut native Bill Rodgers. There is another athlete being honored later this morning at Eastern Connecticut State University this afternoon.
From Trinity College where we are presenting the Hartford HealthCare Connecticut Courage Award to an honoree. Weyassa “Ace” McAlister, a senior distance runner for Trinity College, was presented a plaque and a $1,000 donation to the general scholarship funds at Trinity College. The award was presented by legendary marathoner and Connecticut native Bill Rodgers. There is another athlete being honored later this morning at Eastern Connecticut State University this afternoon.
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