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Backus, Hartford HealthCare may affiliate |
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In a proposed move that could help cut ever-growing health care costs and improve access to medical specialists and technology for patients in southeastern Connecticut, the parent corporations of The William W. Backus Hospital and Hartford HealthCare say they have begun talks that could lead to a formal affiliation.
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| Tuesday, January 31, 2012 |
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Conn. Bond Commission approves $291M for UConn lab - CBS News |
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| Monday, January 30, 2012 |
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Connecticut Downgrade Sparks a Fiscal Health Debate - Bond Buyer |
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Are red wine's health benefits 'wishful thinking'? - The Week Magazine |
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Are red wine's health benefits 'wishful thinking'?The Week MagazineHere's what you need to know: Following a three-year investigation, the University of Connecticut Health Center fired red-wine researcher Dipak K. Das, saying he had falsified data on more than 100 occasions. The university notified 11 scientific
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Malloy proposes Sunday liquor sales - Yale Daily News |
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Malloy proposes Sunday liquor salesYale Daily NewsGrandvin said that the proposed changes stem from consumer convenience and not the health of Connecticut businesses as Malloy claims. “In this day and age convenience is everything — everyone wants immediate service,” Grandvin said. ...and more » |
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Prices for medical services hard to find in Connecticut - Danbury News Times |
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Prices for medical services hard to find in ConnecticutDanbury News TimesPhoto: Autumn Driscoll / Connecticut Post | Buy This Photo If you live in New Hampshire, you can go online and find out how much you can expect to pay for a variety of medical services all over the state. For instance, you need only visit the NH Health ... |
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Connecticut High School Students to Honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with ... - Business Wire (press release) |
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Red wine researcher accused of fraud - San Francisco Chronicle |
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Red wine researcher accused of fraudSan Francisco ChronicleDas is director of the University of Connecticut Health Center's Cardiovascular Research Center. Eleven scientific research journals that have published Das' work are being notified of the problems, which came to light after a three-year review ...University
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Comparing costs for hospital procedures tough in CT - Ct Post |
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Comparing costs for hospital procedures tough in CTCt PostPhoto: Autumn Driscoll / Connecticut Post | Buy This Photo If you live in New Hampshire, you can go online and find out how much you can expect to pay for a variety of medical services all over the state. For instance, you need only visit the NH Health ...and more » |
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Are schools making kids sick? - CNN |
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Are schools making kids sick?CNN(CNN) -- As a third-grader in Winsted, Connecticut, last year, Matthew Asselin was sick -- a lot. He was lethargic and plagued with a persistent wet cough, respiratory infections and painful headaches. As the school year wound down, Matthew's health ...and more » |
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State covering children with health insurance. Remedy in action at one agency ... - The Connecticut Mirror |
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Conn. health programs get EPA grants - BusinessWeek |
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Conn. health programs get EPA grantsBusinessWeekTwo Connecticut programs are getting a federal funding boost for efforts to improve the residents' health. The US Environmental Protection Agency says programs in Bridgeport and Stratford are among 13 throughout New England that will receive funds ...and more » |
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Dems Line Up In Support Of Health Care Reform Act - CT Newsjunkie |
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Government targets cases of fraudulent medical billing - Baltimore Sun |
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Government targets cases of fraudulent medical billingBaltimore SunIn Connecticut, a health care facility paid nearly a half-million dollars to the federal government in a similar settlement over allegations that it had exaggerated costs associated with a prostate cancer treatment. Those allegations, and another ...and more » |
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Bioscience project draws skepticism - Ct Post |
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Bioscience project draws skepticismCt PostShe spent a considerable part of the 90-minute discussion talking about plans to build a genome-research facility at the University of Connecticut Health Center in Farmington. That project would be a partnership with Jackson Laboratory, ...and more »
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Conn. lawmakers backing national health care act - Newsday |
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Conn. lawmakers backing national health care actNewsdayClick here Conn. lawmakers backing national health care act Published: January 12, 2012 3:22 AM By The Associated Press (AP) -- A group of Connecticut lawmakers is backing a brief being filed in the US Supreme Court supporting the federal health care ...and more » |
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UConn researcher fabricated data, investigation finds - Boston Herald |
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Conn. health programs get EPA grants - Boston.com |
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Conn. health programs get EPA grantsBoston.comBRIDGEPORT, Conn.—Two Connecticut programs are getting a federal funding boost for efforts to improve the residents' health. The US Environmental Protection Agency says programs in Bridgeport and Stratford are among 13 throughout New England that will ...and more » |
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Conn. high school clinic to offer condoms, birth control pills - msnbc.com |
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CT doctor injected radiation into wrong spot on patient 29 times - Fox News |
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Ion Torrent claims to be first with $1K genome sequencer |
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Ion Torrent Systems Inc. of Guilford, Conn., showed off its new DNA sequencing machine and chip that it claims can map a human genome in 24 hours for a cost of $1,000 at the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco Tuesday.
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| Tuesday, January 10, 2012 |
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What You Need To Know Now About Finding A Job, Or The Right Candidate For That Job - Patch.com |
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ANALYSIS: President Santorum would be insurers' best buddy - iWatch News |
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ANALYSIS: President Santorum would be insurers' best buddyiWatch NewsChris Dodd (D- Conn.) during a 2007 reception at CIGNA's offices in Philadelphia. CIGNA's health care operations are based in Connecticut. I accepted every invitation to these shakedowns except one: the gathering for Rick Santorum when he was running ...and
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State's partner in science tracks causes of disease, mouse by mouse - Waterbury Republican American |
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Yale to provide tax relief for same-sex couples - Yale Daily News |
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Yale to provide tax relief for same-sex couplesYale Daily NewsThough same-sex marriage is legal in Connecticut, it is not recognized under federal law, so domestic partner health benefits are considered taxable income — levying an additional cost on homosexual couples that those in heterosexual marriages do not ... |
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Former Spokesman For State Department Of Education Dies After Battle With Cancer - Hartford Courant |
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Grant Recipients for Biomedical Research into Chronic Diseases announced - Examiner.com |
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New year means new health insurance laws for Connecticut - TheDay.com (blog) |
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New year means new health insurance laws for ConnecticutTheDay.com (blog)By Judy Benson The beginning of 2012 ushered in seven new requirements for health insurance coverage provided by employers to Connecticut residents that proponents say will save lives and money in the long run. "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound ...and
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UConn: Conn. could gain worldwide reputation - BusinessWeek |
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Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield and Eastern Connecticut Health Network renew ... - Healthcare Finance News |
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Finch assailed over raise proposal - Ct Post |
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Finch assailed over raise proposalCt PostPhoto: Autumn Driscoll / Connecticut Post | Buy This Photo Former City Councilman Bob Walsh turns to the public after expressing his opposition to proposed raises to the salary ranges for non-union and elected officials to the Bridgeport City Council ...and more » |
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Performance Bonus Accorded for Louisiana and Connecticut - Retirement Planning |
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Ablechild Urges Adding Overmedication of Children in State Care to Governor's ... - WebWire (press release) |
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Connecticut could see $83.7M surplus -- maybe - Torrington Register Citizen |
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Connecticut Health Officials Urge Homeowners to Test for Radon - Insurance Journal |
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Connecticut Health Officials Urge Homeowners to Test for RadonInsurance JournalThe Connecticut public health department is urging residents to test their homes for radon gas, the leading cause of lung cancer in non-smokers. Health officials estimate that radon is responsible for more than 21000 lung cancer deaths each year in the ...and
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Ledyard farmer pushes statewide food label changes - Norwich Bulletin |
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Ledyard farmer pushes statewide food label changesNorwich BulletinBurns wants genetically modified fruits and vegetables labeled, including foods shipped into Connecticut. The most important issue is “the public's right to know,” Burns said. Ledge Light Health District, a five-town Eastern Connecticut authority that ...and |
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The Gaudreau Group Explains How Individuals Can Save Money on Their ... - Insurance News Net (press release) |
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Northwest Connecticut YMCA's tips for a healthier new year - Foothills Media Group |
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Northwest Connecticut YMCA's tips for a healthier new yearFoothills Media GroupBy STEPHANIE BARKSDALE The United Way of Northwest Connecticut currently funds 24 member agencies that advance the common good of our northwest friends and neighbors by focusing on the income, education and health of our Northwest Connecticut neighbors ... |
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Nursing Home Lockout Means Connecticut Workers Face New Year's Job Loss - Huffington Post |
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ECHN, Anthem reach agreement - Journal Inquirer |
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ECHN, Anthem reach agreementJournal InquirerBy Journal Inquirer staff and from news service reports A dispute over the rates Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield pays to Eastern Connecticut Health Network has been settled, meaning those with Blue Cross insurance still can go to Rockville General ...Anthem renews Manchester, Rockville dealsHartford
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DPH urges residents to test homes for radon - Examiner.com |
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DPH urges residents to test homes for radonExaminer.comThe Connecticut Department of Public Health is urging Connecticut residents to test their homes for radon gas, the leading cause of lung cancer in non-smokers. Health officials estimate that radon is responsible for more than 21000 lung cancer deaths ...and more » |
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Conn. urges homeowners to test for radon - Newsday |
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Conn. urges homeowners to test for radonNewsdayClick here Conn. urges homeowners to test for radon Published: December 30, 2011 2:11 AM By The Associated Press (AP) -- Connecticut's public health commissioner is urging state residents to test their homes for radon, an odorless and invisible gas ...and more » |
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Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield and Eastern Connecticut Health Network Renew ... - Sacramento Bee |
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Connecticut drops insurers from Medicaid - USA TODAY |
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| Thursday, December 22, 2011 |
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Region lost 1800 jobs in November - TheDay.com |
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Region lost 1800 jobs in NovemberTheDay.comHe also said the region saw a decline in health-related jobs over the past year, a troubling figure since health-related employment has been among the more stable job sectors in Connecticut. Despite the loss of jobs, the unemployment rate fell slightly ...and more » |
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