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Middlesex Health Helps Prostate Cancer Patients

There are 180,000 new cases of prostate cancer in the United States each year, and many Connecticut residents turn to Middlesex Health for care—from screening through survivorship.

Create a Social Bubble, Stay Safe Over the Holidays

The COVID-19 pandemic will make the holidays a much different experience for many Americans this year, but creating a social bubble can help you and your family enjoy your favorite traditions while staying as safe as possible.

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Middlesex Emergency Department Expands Offerings

Did you know that you can make an appointment to be seen at one of Middlesex Health’s three Emergency Department locations? This convenient option helps minimize the time you spend in the Emergency Department, which is especially helpful during the flu season and COVID-19 pandemic.

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Talking Turkey: 10 Tips for Choosing, Preparing a Thanksgiving Bird

Preparing a Thanksgiving turkey can prove tricky for even the most experienced cooks. Here are some tips from Mayo Clinic to help avoid turkey-related mishaps.

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The Importance of Your Routine Mammogram

Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women in the United States. Routine breast screening helps find cancers when they are small and more treatable, which can result in better outcomes for patients.

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A COVID-19 Story

COVID-19 is impacting families around the globe, including those close to home. Chris Paduch was treated by Middlesex Health for COVID-19 and spent nearly two months in a hospital bed before returning home. He continues to recover and is grateful for the care he received at Middlesex. He was even able to personally thank his pulmonologist. "I told him that seeing me survive COVOID-19, he had to feel like he hit a walk-off home run at the bottom of the ninth," Chris says.