After the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, CT opened an information hotline, enacted new legal protections, and increased the number of providers.
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Grieving family members plead for CT legislators to pass aid in dying bill
The latest version of the bill addresses legal concerns raised by the Judiciary Committee last year to minimize the risk of misuse.
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Violence intervention specialists hired at Hartford hospitals hope to break cycles of violence
People with lived experience of gun violence are aiming to stop the cycle of trauma by intervening at the bedside of gunshot victims.
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CT clinic expanding primary care access for people recently released from prison
The Transitions Clinic Network, which provides health care to people recently released from prison, is expanding to New London and Waterbury.
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Yale study combining opioid use disorder treatment with OB-GYN care offers hope to pregnant women struggling with addiction
When Amanda, 28, found out that she was pregnant with her second child, she was in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic and struggling with opioid use disorder.
