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On the latest episode of Healthy Rounds, UConn Health cardiologist Dr. Peter Schulman joins Dr. Alessi to discuss the ev...
02/10/2026

On the latest episode of Healthy Rounds, UConn Health cardiologist Dr. Peter Schulman joins Dr. Alessi to discuss the evolution of cardiovascular disease care and prevention.
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UConn Health cardiologist Dr. Peter Schulman joins Dr. Alessi to discuss the evolution of cardiovascular disease care and prevention

The Clinical Research Center of UConn School of Medicine is teaming up with Connecticut’s Biohaven for innovative clinic...
02/10/2026

The Clinical Research Center of UConn School of Medicine is teaming up with Connecticut’s Biohaven for innovative clinical trial targeting the root cause of IgA Nephropathy (IgAN), most common type of kidney inflammation.

Clinical Research Center of UConn School of Medicine teaming with Connecticut’s Biohaven Pharmaceuticals, Inc. for innovative clinical trial targeting the r ...

UConn’s growing partnership with the Kay Yow Cancer Fund reflects a broad, coordinated approach to fighting cancer, one ...
02/09/2026

UConn’s growing partnership with the Kay Yow Cancer Fund reflects a broad, coordinated approach to fighting cancer, one that brings together education, access to care, and community support for women affected by the disease.

Nearly two decades after first coming together on the court, UConn and the Kay Yow Cancer Fund are translating advocacy into lasting impact for women facing ...

02/09/2026

Heart health is about everyday choices and proactive decisions.

For Heart Health Month, Cardiologist Dr. Tiu discusses preventative care and early testing.

UConn Health wears red. Go Red Day is a day when people across the nation unite to wear red in support of one common goa...
02/06/2026

UConn Health wears red.
Go Red Day is a day when people across the nation unite to wear red in support of one common goal: saving women's lives.

Cardiovascular disease is the number one killer of women, more than all cancers combined, and less than half of all women know their risk. Today, we come together to raise awareness, educate, and support women of all ages and empower them to advocate for their heart health!

At UConn Health, preventive cardiology is redefining what heart care looks like – shifting the focus away from emergency...
02/05/2026

At UConn Health, preventive cardiology is redefining what heart care looks like – shifting the focus away from emergency interventions and toward identifying cardiovascular risk early, often years or even decades before symptoms appear.

Read more: https://bit.ly/46AfVNw

"This technology is very powerful."UConn Health, in partnership with The Jackson Laboratory, is one of only four locatio...
02/05/2026

"This technology is very powerful."

UConn Health, in partnership with The Jackson Laboratory, is one of only four locations in the country with the capability to provide advanced on-site diagnosis of brain and spine tumors known as methylome profiling.

Read more: https://bit.ly/4agZ9nV

Two soon-to-be UConn School of Medicine graduates in the Class of 2026 successfully early matched into their competitive...
02/04/2026

Two soon-to-be UConn School of Medicine graduates in the Class of 2026 successfully early matched into their competitive medical residency training programs in the field of ophthalmology and urology.

It is an early Match for two students entering the fields of ophthalmology and urology.

"Probably the single most important question I asked Dr. Juthani was, 'are we safer living here in Connecticut as oppose...
02/04/2026

"Probably the single most important question I asked Dr. Juthani was, 'are we safer living here in Connecticut as opposed to other states in this country?'"

Revisit Dr. Alessi's discussion with Connecticut Department of Public Health Commissoner Manisha Juthani on the latest Healthy Rounds: Deeper Dive bonus episode.

🎧 https://healthyrounds.podbean.com/e/bonus-episode-deep-dive-on-public-health/

Each year, there are more than 1.7 million new cancer cases reported in the United States. Who are you fighting for?We'r...
02/04/2026

Each year, there are more than 1.7 million new cancer cases reported in the United States. Who are you fighting for?

We're teaming up with UConn Huskies to give out two UConn Women's Basketball tickets to an upcoming game. Visit the website, print out a sign, and share with us before the annual Play for Kay game on Feb. 7.

Learn more and enter to win: https://tinyurl.com/PinkGameSweeps26

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