On average, insurers requested more than 16% increases for individual health plans.

A University of Connecticut economics professor co-authored the study, which appeared this year in the “Journal of Human Resources.”

Three Connecticut children died in the last two months after apparently overdosing on an active ingredient in Benadryl.

The law seeks to get more concrete information about private equity investment in Connecticut's nursing homes, and bars investors from making decisions that would affect the care or safety of patients.

Companies will be required to report each policy’s actual losses to the state, providing a window into major price hikes.

Connecticut’s Agriculture Commissioner says the program not only invests in the local economy, but also the health of its seniors.

Efforts are underway in Connecticut to expand the number of doulas, who are part coach, part caregiver, offering physical and emotional support before, during and after childbirth.

A shortage of mental health providers in Connecticut led to a program that expands access to life-saving care.

Connecticut – along with nine other states – saw a decline in suicide rates among young people, after 988 launched in 2022.

The bill, which Gov. Lamont signed into law last week, allows virtual monitoring in residential care homes. It was already permitted in nursing homes.

Yale professor Becca Levy says 45% of participants saw cognitive and physical improvement, showing the negative assumptions about aging aren’t always true.

At the University of Connecticut, Black students are finding community within innovative organizations that are designed to foster connections and a sense of belonging.