Research doesn’t stop once we report it. Read updates on past UConn Health Journal stories.

A new study by the Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity at the University of Connecticut shows that how people cope with being mistreated because of weight can affect their health.

A new neuroimaging technique potentially quadruples the narrow window for intervention to 24 hours from the onset of stroke symptoms.

UConn Health has begun tracking cancer patients with an advanced heart imaging test before, during, and after chemotherapy and radiation therapy.

Stem cell researchers at UConn Health have reversed Prader-Willi syndrome in brain cells growing in the lab, findings they recently published in Human Molecular Genetics.

A new UConn analysis of years of previous research suggests there is ample evidence that exercise may delay the decline in cognitive function associated with Alzheimer’s disease.

UConn Health’s Perry Initiative program provided hands-on orthopedics experience.

A UConn engineer’s invention could provide a safe and convenient way to deliver multiple doses of a drug over an extended period of time with a single injection.

Does DNA change with age? How does early dependency affect a person's potential? Read about these and other recent UConn Health breakthroughs.