From refugee to chiropractic entrepreneur, Boghosian's life finds healthy alignment

Long before chiropractor Karlos Boghosian began adjusting patients' spines to improve their functionality and health, he made a seismic personal adjustment as a youth whose family fled their homeland...

In health care, outdoor settings matter

A growing body of research shows that exposure to outdoor green spaces improves cognitive, mental and physical health.

Healthcare providers prep for new emergency preparedness rule

With a November implementation deadline fast approaching, healthcare providers are tasked with ensuring they are compliant with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Emergency...

Bristol Hospital sports medicine surgeon keeps New Britain Bees players buzzing

For New Britain Bees players, staying healthy isn't just important to building and maintaining a quality team.

Concierge medicine grows in CT as healthcare landscape shifts

Dr. Fausto Petruzziello has been a primary care physician for more than two decades. But over the last several years he saw big changes in the way he was practicing medicine — and not for the...

Anti-vaccination movement puts CT docs in educator role

Connecticut's vaccination rates are among the highest in the country, but local doctors are still concerned about what they see as an increasing wariness and distrust by parents and patients of shots...

Q&A: Weighing the risks of youth concussions in sports

Q&A talks with Dr. David Wang, director of Elite Sports Medicine at Connecticut Children's Medical Center, about youth sports and concussions, which occur after a blow to the head causes a transient...

CT health information exchange efforts forge ahead

Connecticut has tried and failed several times over the past decade to build a statewide network that would enable more seamless sharing of patients' health data between their doctors and various...