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Hope Day is a free event in Greenwich, Connecticut to raise awareness about youth mental health and suicide prevention. The event is organized by Greenwich Together and The Yellow Tulip Project. Continue Reading →
“Our new center is strategically located near the bustling Merritt Parkway shopping district to ensure patients have easy access to high-quality, on-demand care,” said Dr. Reed Idriss, medical director, Nuvance Health-GoHealth Urgent Care. Continue Reading →
Drug poisonings are now the leading cause of death of Americans between18 and 45. Nearly all of the pills sold on the street are counterfeit, and approximately seven out of ten them contain a potentially lethal dose of fentanyl. A new PSA Warns “One Pill Can Kill.” Continue Reading →
Fred Camillo presented the three women, valued members of the social work team, with “Certificates of Special Recognition” at brief ceremony at the Witherell. Continue Reading →
Jack DiTeodoro, MD has been named as the Witherell’s new Medical Director. Dr. Francis X. Walsh will continue as an attending physician. Continue Reading →
The Alzheimer’s Association Connecticut Chapter is excited to announce the 11th Annual Celebrating Hope gala on April 26 at the Delamar Greenwich Harbor. Continue Reading →
On Wednesday, February 21 from 12:00 to 1:00pm, the Greenwich Sustainability Committee will host “PFAS: The Forever Chemical & Our Water,” a presentation and Q&A with Anne Hulick, the CT Director of Clean Water Action at Round Hill Community Church. Continue Reading →
The conference features a series of talks and workshops presented by acclaimed thought leaders based on this year’s theme, Mind, Body, & Spirit. Continue Reading →
The coalition of governors is known as the Reproductive Freedom Alliance. Continue Reading →
A January 19 CDC update detailed that many people are getting co-infected with more than one respiratory virus at a time including coming down with different strains of influenza. There are also several different COVID-19 mutations circulating, and you can become infected with more than one. Continue Reading →