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“Even though there are some wounds in the past, we’re able to move forward. You’re never alone, there’s always people around and people who have experienced difficulties in the past and are able to rise from this and move forward.” – Father Juan Gabriel Acosta, pastor, St. Mary Church in Stamford Continue Reading →
“Sport gambling is the most addicting vice that I have ever seen. What makes this such a powerful addiction is the fact that I can do it on my phone. With an addiction already to my phone, the easy accessibility of placing a bet – within the span of 60 seconds I can place that bet. The temptation is always there, and has not gone away. Online sports gambling combines two addictions into one.” – “Ben,” university student in Connecticut Continue Reading →
“Given the economic and political challenges this past year, which have had immense impacts on our public schools and communities – it is more important than ever before to show up, donate to our LGBTQ+ Causes, especially queer youth. Please buy a ticket and join us at Foundation House on September 7 to make this event a success!” – Christian Meskers, event co-chair Continue Reading →
Attorney General Tong has taken numerous actions in courts across the country to preserve access to medication abortion. Mifepristone remains safe and accessible in Connecticut. Continue Reading →
“Earning this advanced certification is a testament to the dedication, skill and teamwork of our physicians, nurses, therapists and support staff who deliver exceptional stroke care every day.” – Bob Blenderman, PA, president, Greenwich Hospital Continue Reading →
In his comments, Attorney General Tong zeroes in on the issue of provider upcoding and the absence of scrutiny and oversight by insurers, leading to increased insurance costs as well as higher patient cost-sharing. Continue Reading →
“Donald Trump does not need your private medical records to secure the border. ICE does not need your immunization records, your cancer diagnosis, your prescriptions, or your weight. This rushed and sloppy plan was about one thing—bullying immigrant families away from seeking healthcare. And that makes all of us less healthy and less safe.” – William Tong Continue Reading →
“In response to this serious health and safety concern, the Town has initiated testing and will proceed with remediation as necessary.” – Greenwich Professional Firefighters Continue Reading →
The Defund Provision threatens at least 200 health centers nationwide, affecting healthcare for more than 1.1 million people, many of whom are unlikely to be able to receive care elsewhere. In Connecticut, Planned Parenthood provides care to over 24,000 individual patients on Medicaid each year. Continue Reading →
Connecticut Good Samaritan Laws protect those who administer Narcan or seek medical help for someone who has overdosed. Continue Reading →