Blood Test Can Alert Doctors to Delirium Risk
Elevated levels of specific blood proteins could alert providers to delirium before onset, allowing them to prevent disorientation and its consequences.
Research Stories
New Epilepsy Drug May Be Safer, More Effective
A new drug that selectively affects potassium channels in the brain may offer effective treatment for epilepsy and prevent tinnitus.
Research Stories
Lab Notes – Winter 2015
Does Vitamin D have any effect on cancer? Why don’t female mice react well to males during the infertile phase of their reproductive stages? Learn what UConn researchers have published lately.
Research Notes
‘Talk to Your Mother’ Proves to be Healthy Advice
Bringing out the proverbial “skeleton in the closet” can provide health benefits, but the degree of benefit depends on who you confide in, says a new UConn study.
Research Stories
When Getting Your Flu Shot, Timing is Everything
With pharmacies advertising flu shots in August, when should you get yours?
How Does the Supreme Court’s Latest ACA Decision Impact Physicians?
UConn Law Professor John A. Cogan Jr. weighs in.
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