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Cases of the flu rise nationwide compared to previous seasons, impacts schools across nationwide
Cases of the flu have surged to 24 million, with 310,000 hospitalizations and 13,000 deaths across the country, causing ...
Flu cases in eastern Connecticut very active: What an expert at Backus Hospital says
Flu cases are on the rise in Connecticut. What the Connecticut Department of Health and an expert from Backus Hospital are ...
CT community health centers navigating uncertainty, funding delays
CT community health centers have been able to keep the lights on and generally keep up services amid fallout from the federal ...
A CT woman felt helpless as her dad screamed in pain. Why she and others blame the hospital.
Sean Falzarano, then 38, of Southbury, pleaded guilty in December 2024 in federal court to tampering with and stealing ...
Policyholders press CT lawmakers for long-term care insurance reform
CT legislators introduced a bill to provide some relief from large rate hikes, but at a hearing, policyholders said it needs ...
CT auditors: Progress made but more needed to prevent elder abuse
Connecticut auditors say the Department of Social Services is making progress toward preventing elder care abuse but more ...
Marx critical of YNHH plan to end visiting nurse programs
State Sen. Martha Marx, D-New London, on Monday decried Yale New Haven Health’s plan to end certain visiting nurse programs in southeastern Connecticut, saying the decision “is one seeking short-term ...
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Students speak up: Menstrual Equity Act brings back tampons, but will they stay?
Many Staples students have shared a similar experience: their period arrives early, and they are forced to make an ...
Letters: Voting against Laken Riley Act is a CT embarrassment
It’s said Connecticut is the land of steady habits. Habits that have changed over time reflecting the changing times and morals such as the Blue Laws that prohibited liquor sales on Sunday. However ...