Connecticut Children's Blog

By Connecticut Children’s Center for Behavioral Health New research, brought to light by Connecticut Children’s Medical Center’s Center for Behavioral Health, takes a deeper look at the relationship between social media use and anxiety in young adults. The research, titled “Social media use and anxiety in emerging adults,” featured on TIME.com, found greater social media […]

By Donna Barnett, MA, RDN, CDN  How can you get all of the food groups into one lunch box? Try a turkey sandwich with 2 slices of low sodium turkey, 1 slice of mozzarella cheese, lettuce, tomato and a medium apple. For extra fun use a large cookie cutter to cut your child’s sandwich into […]

The road to graduation was a long one for 18-year-old Shannon Reilly, but this past June, this inspiring young dancer and Senior Class President defied all odds and walked across the stage to receive her diploma. It was a moment her mother, Marguerite, captured on film and later shared with Dr. William Zempsky, division head […]

By Kevin Borrup, Connecticut Children’s Injury Prevention Center It’s summer and that means it’s trauma season with an increase in injuries and deaths due to car crashes, falls, and drownings. With the hot weather we also see rare events become more common, as children die due to heatstroke after being forgotten and left alone in […]