Laura Becker is a determined triathlete who was faced with a limb-threatening condition called Iliac Endo-Fibrosis.

A Trinity College track star faced a major hurdle this past year…after he suffered an injury during practice. But, he soon found the care he needed at the Hartford Healthcare Bone and Joint Institute.

Hartford Hospital will host its Night of Black & Red 2020 at the Bushnell on Saturday 1/25.

For people living with swallowing disorders, feeling a choking sensation when they eat or drink is a common occurrence. But there is a newer, less invasive treatment option, people can find relief from these troublesome symptoms and gain a better quality of life.

Men are 1.4 times more likely than women to die from almost any chronic medical condition, according to national statistics reported by Hartford HealthCare. Yet men are 80 percent less likely than women to seek preventive healthcare.

Memorial Sloan Kettering clinical trials are now available for Hartford HealthCare Cancer Institute patients.

When Heidi Janssen made the decision to become a nurse 24 years ago, it was her passion for making a difference in someone else’s life that fueled her career choice.

We get an inside look at Life Star, the air ambulance service available to all emergency/critical care patients within a 150-mile radius surrounding bases in Hartford, Meriden and Norwich. Between 1,200 and 1,400 patients are transported annually by Life Star.

In honor of Veterans Day we share a special story. Joe Allsop, a Veteran, went from serving on the battlefield to having excruciating headaches. He found help at the Hartford HealthCare Ayer Neuroscience Institute. He was diagnosed with a brain tumor and had some of the best surgeons help through it all. Find out how he’s doing now.

Georgette Sutherland hops in a car waiting to take her to her the Helen & Harry Gray Cancer Center- part of the Hartford HealthCare Cancer Institute. She’s been coming to Hartford Hospital for medical care for six year, after being diagnosed with stage four lymphoma. But sometimes, rather than focus on the fight against —she found herself worry...

Young mom, Anatasiya Hudzen, a photographer and breast cancer survivor is working to help others just like her. After finding a lump in her breast she was unsure what the future would bring. She’s now doing better than ever and has used her creativity to help others.

The specialty clinics at Brownstone, where many of the specialists you and I have the opportunity to see in their private offices, offer their services in over 30 major specialties and subspecialties of medicine.

One ovarian cancer survivor is grateful for having a second chance at life so she wants to pay that feeling forward.