A recent study highlighted that all those who consume high protein breakfast tend to reduce more than 400 calories per day.

Medical marijuana has legalized in eighteen states and Connecticut was also included in the group last year. However, it is not legal to grow marijuana and there is no place opened as of now in Connecticut that legally sells it.

Recent report has claimed that there would be a free Health and Wellness Fair organized by New England Urgent Care. It would be done from 10 a. m. to 7 p. m. at 21 North Main Street, Suite B in West Hartford on Feb. 14. It is to be noted that New England Urgent Care is among five certified urgent care centers in all of Connecticut.

According to a research published in the Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, it has been revealed that some children who get diagnosed with autism at young age are able to come out of it.

Gun control has become the latest topic of national debate among the experts as doctors consider it to be a public health issue.

Three US republican members were found to be supporting Affordable Health Care Act at a town hall meeting that was organized in Middletown on Thursday. One of the republican members Rosa DeLauro was of the view that the act is vital and especially for women.

Making an immensely shocking revelation, a recent report has claimed that a researcher from the University of Connecticut, who was working on the health-related advantage of a chemical abundantly present in red wine, made up the data as per his benefit in as many as 145 different research projects.

Recently, the University of Connecticut has alleged that the findings of researcher Dipak K. Das on red wine are flawed and fabricated. It has been alleged by the University that the 26 articles published in 11 journals by Dipak K. Das regarding the capability of red wine boosting longevity are flawed.

A recent study, published in the Archives of Internal Medicine, has revealed that a large number of elderly people, above the age of 75, are seeking cancer screening. However, as per the US Preventive Services Task Force’s guidelines, elderly people are not required to be screened on a regular basis.

At some point in their lives, one out of five (or 20%) of all Americans will develop skin cancer.