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Suicide and Celebrity: What Does That Link Mean for Us?

Designer Kate Spade is dead at 55. Chef and CNN world traveler Anthony Bourdain is dead at 61. These are just the latest in a long line of tragic, high-profile deaths by suicide. Google “celebrity suicide” and the lists are seemingly endless. They stretch back centuries. Included are people whose influence [...]

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Hospital of Central Connecticut Counseling Center Opens in Southington

The Hospital of Central Connecticut Counseling Center has begun offering intensive outpatient (IOP) mental health and substance abuse programs at 98 Main Street in Southington. The center, which opened its doors to patients on Monday, May 21, offers programs such as medication assisted treatment, group and individual treatment. Staff includes [...]

Local EMS: There to Answer the Call

For decades, whenever Harwinton residents called 9-1-1 for a medical emergency, the chances were excellent that their neighbor – Harwinton EMS ambulance chief/EMT Bob Collins – would respond. Until that January day when Bob collapsed – and the tables were turned. “I was feeling fine,” Bob recalled. “Next thing [...]

Colon Cancer: When it Comes to Screening, 45 is the New 50

When it comes to colon cancer screening, 45 is the new 50. The latest American Cancer Society guideline for colorectal cancer screening recommends that average-risk adults age 45 and older undergo regular screening. The previous guideline recommended that people without symptoms and without a family history of the disease wait [...]

A Migraine Prevention Medication Developed Specifically for Migraine Sufferers

Migraine treatment has entered a new phase with approval by the Federal Food & Drug Administration of a new medication designed specifically for the purpose of migraine prevention. “Aimovig is the first FDA-approved preventive migraine treatment in a new class of drugs that work by blocking the activity of calcitonin [...]

Melanoma: What to Look For and What to Do When You Find It

Warm weather is FINALLY here, so now’s a good time to start thinking about protecting yourself from the sun’s ultraviolet rays. Dr. Omar Eton is the medical director of the Hartford HealthCare Cancer Institute Melanoma and Skin Center. Q. When it comes to suspicious moles on our bodies, what should [...]