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Lawsuit accuses the FDA of ignoring more than a quarter century of science showing that mifepristone is extremely safe. “Mifepristone is safer than Tylenol.” – AG William Tong Continue Reading →
Anxiety was already a crisis pre-covid, but the pandemic has increased it exponentially, especially for students. It’s not only challenging for them but their families as well. Why are they anxious? It can be about their performance, how they are being perceived, social media, their bodies, isolation, and more. Continue Reading →
Greenwich United Way’s initial contribution is the first step toward construction of the facility. This capital is a crucial step toward building the community’s first behavioral health program designed for young people ages 12 to 18. Continue Reading →
“The public is bombarded with accurate, inaccurate, and for some debased reason, intentional disinformation about all facets of COVID-19, vaccines, and treatments. “- Stephanie Paulmeno Continue Reading →
The Village’s Brent and Courtney Montgomery will co-chair the milestone 10th Annual Celebrating Hope event. Continue Reading →
U.S. Navy recruiter John Meehan of Southbury presented Dr. Wainwright with a commendation signed by the U.S. Commanding Officer of the Naval Reserve Recruiting Command for going above and beyond to treat Meehan when others could not. Meehan underwent 60 sessions of hyperbaric oxygen therapy, each two-and-a-half hours long, five days a week. Continue Reading →
“When a Public Health Emergency is declared, the government becomes empowered to enact policies that it would not be allowed to enact under non-emergency situations. A medical epidemic or pandemic constitutes such a circumstance.” – Dr. Stephanie Paulmeno Continue Reading →
The range of symptoms have included overwhelming fatigue, sleep disturbances, eye inflammations, gastrointestinal symptoms, muscle and joint pains, dizziness, and cognitive functioning problems that collectively are referred to as “brain fog.” Continue Reading →
Designed to inspire others to donate to this important initiative, Richard and Ellen Richman will match any gifts dollar-for-dollar, up to $1 million. Continue Reading →
Because you can’t see or smell radon, people tend to downplay its health effects and ignore the possibility that there might be a silent killer in their homes. Over 10 years of radon testing, half of the homes tested in Greenwich had a radon in air level above the EPA action limit of 4.0 pCi/L. Radon, if discovered, can be remediated by qualified contractors inexpensively.” – Michael Long, Greenwich Health Dept Continue Reading →