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Middlesex Earns Historic Sixth Magnet® Designation
Middlesex Health is proud to announce that Middlesex Hospital has earned its sixth consecutive nursing Magnet® designation from the American Nurses Credentialing Center.
Snack Time!
A round of golf can take hours. So, when hunger inevitably strikes, it’s important to have a few snacks on hand — and the healthier the better says Middlesex Health registered dietitian Piper Tobler.
Improving Lives By Treating Pain
Dr. Honghui Feng, a pain management specialist with Middlesex Health, is described by his patients as thoughtful and an out-of-the-box thinker — and as someone who changed their lives.
Assess Your Biomechanics This Offseason
The perfect time to consider the biomechanics associated with your golf swing is during Connecticut’s cold winter months, and Middlesex Health can help!
Using Artificial Intelligence to Improve Patient Care
Artificial intelligence is a hot topic, and it can impact so many aspects of life. Workers in various job sectors are learning to use this new technology, and golfers are using artificial intelligence to improve their game!
What You Should Know About Breast Cancer
While the month of October helps raise awareness of breast cancer, it is important that you monitor your breast health throughout the year.
Your Bowel Habits: Take Note
Constipation and hemorrhoids aren’t topics often talked about at the dinner table or during a round of golf. However, even though you aren’t talking about your bowel habits with your friends, you should be talking with your doctor.
Helping Others One Putt at a Time
Attracting avid golfers who care deeply about the availability and quality of end-of-life care, The Middlesex Health Hospice Golf Tournament had its best fundraising year yet.
Contact Dermatitis Due to Poison Ivy: A Risk of Golfing
Golf courses are often meticulously manicured, but what happens if you hit your ball too far to the right — toward the trees and rough? What are the risks?