Steps for a Healthy Heart
February 4, 2020Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States. One in four people dies of it each year. But there’s a lot you can do to live…
Read moreHeart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States. One in four people dies of it each year. But there’s a lot you can do to live…
Read morePhysiatry is a branch of medicine that aims to enhance and restore functional ability and quality of life to those with physical impairments, pain, or disabilities.Physiatrists specialize in a wide…
Read moreWhile Connecticut enjoyed a mostly mild winter, allergists warn that spring allergy season continues to worsen each year. Dr. Jigisha Morosky, an allergist/immunologist with Starling Physicians, addresses the most…
Read moreStarling new facial plastics expert, Dr. Kenneth Andrews, shares non-surgical and surgical options for facial rejuvenation. Read More >>
Read moreBusy parents are often the first to overlook their health. Starling’s obesity medicine physician, Dr. Scott Walker, talks about the importance of managing diet and how the Starling weight loss…
Read moreIf want a more youthful appearance, there are many options. Starling’s facial plastics and reconstructive expert, Dr. Kenneth Andrews, answers some common questions about how you can rejuvenate your face.…
Read moreHeart disease is one of the leading causes of death for men and women. When is the right time to see a cardiologist? Consider these top ten reasons: WHEN TO…
Read moreA urinary tract infection is an infection in any part of the urinary system, the kidneys, bladder, or urethra. An infection can be quite painful, but the good news is…
Read morePediatrician Dr. Marc Ramirez talks with ABC’s CT Style Live about how to get children ready for back to school. He talks about the importance of getting on a schedule,…
Read moreDr. Morganstern talks with Brad Davis on WTIC about some of the new research which has dramatic implications for breast cancer treatment. This in depth interview explores what this means for…
Read moreDr. Madhavi Gorusu talks with Channel 8 about the alarming trend in rising lung cancer rates for non-smoking women. Learn how early detection is critical. https://www.starlingphysicians.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/Why_are_more_non_smoking_women_getting_diagnosed_2793105_1200.mp4 Learn More>>
Read moreStarling dietitian, Elisa Marley advises to “Be conscious of what you eat, why you eat it, and how you eat it! Make mindful eating a marathon so you can take…
Read moreDr. Daniel Morganstern is Starling’s new leading breast cancer subspecialist. He is interviewed on Fox TV about a major research finding that was recently published from the largest breast oncology…
Read moreOver 13 million Americans have some form of urinary incontinence. Don’t let embarrassment over this common problem stop you from getting the help you need. Starling’s Continence Center, led by…
Read moreDr. Cheri Ye, a Starling transplant nephrologist, discusses chronic kidney disease and risk factors. She explains how people can become a live kidney donor and save a life.
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Read moreSome people may think that a urologist is only for men. However, urologists specialize in urinary and reproductive systems and can provide valuable advice to help women make well-informed decisions…
Read moreWhen your child is ill, it is natural to worry and want to seek immediate care. We can help. The first step is to call us so we can hear…
Read moreAmong cancers that affect both men and women, colorectal cancer (cancer of the colon or rectum) is the third leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States. Every year,…
Read moreDr. Martin Seremet, Starling’s glaucoma specialist, was interviewed on the Dr. Jeff Says radio show on WLIS. Learn about risk factors, screening options, and treatments to combat the leading cause…
Read moreCarpal tunnel syndrome is a common condition that causes pain, numbness, and tingling in the hand and arm. The condition occurs when one of the major nerves to the hand…
Read moreAre you one of the 16 million Americans with shoulder pain and function loss because of arthritis? Are you thinking about total shoulder replacement surgery, but fear it’s too costly…
Read moreDr. Michael LeGeyt is the first orthopaedic surgeon to perform an STT fusion with CMC arthroplasty with Stabylx implant. This is the first surgical case where these two procedures were…
Read moreMore than 2.2 million, or 1.9 percent of Americans age 40 and over have glaucoma. The risk of developing glaucoma increases significantly with age. Unfortunately, approximately half of all patients…
Read moreHere is what you need to know about this troublesome eye condition. Dry eye occurs when the eye does not produce tears properly, or when the tears are not of…
Read moreTaking care of your eyes is critical. Many common eye diseases often have no warning signs and can lead to serious, irreversible vision problems. But, the good news is that…
Read moreIf you are one of the 100 million Americans who suffer from pain, you won’t want to miss this WTIC-AM radio broadcast. Pain management specialist, Dr. Roshni Patel, discusses how…
Read morePain management specialist, Dr. Roshni Patel, was recently interviewed on the Dr. Jeff Says radio show. She discusses a wide range of topics including: Why pain management has become a…
Read moreSunburn occurs when your skin is exposed to too much UV light from rays of the sun without proper sunscreen and/or clothing protection. Symptoms of sunburn can include redness, warmth,…
Read moreDermatologist Christopher Norwood, MD shares some surprising misconceptions about sunscreen. Learn how much to apply and tips for purchasing sun products. What you need to know about keeping your skin safe.…
Read moreListen to Starling Physicians Dermatologist, Dr. Jessica M. Gjede as she speaks with Ray Dunaway on WTIC-AM about the risks of sun exposure and how to protect yourself. For skin cancer facts,…
Read moreThere will be roughly 3 million skin cancers diagnosed in the United States this year, approximately 8500 per day. Types of skins cancers There are different types of skin…
Read moreMay is Celiac Awareness Month. Celiac disease is an immune disorder in which the body can’t tolerate gluten, a protein found in wheat, rye, and barley, because it damages the…
Read moreDr Jigisha Morosky appeared on Good Morning Connecticut to provide tips for treating severe spring allergies. Click on the video to watch the full interview. Read full article here>>
Read moreIntegrative medicine is an approach to healthcare that puts the patient at the center of care, creates a partnership between patient and healthcare provider, and addresses the full range of…
Read moreStudies show that over 50% of visits to doctors are related to stress. Integrative medicine combines traditional medicine with alternative therapies that can improve the well being of an individual,…
Read moreExercise during pregnancy can be beneficial for the majority of pregnant women. Starling Physicians OB-GYN, Dr. David Sowa, discusses the benefits of exercise, safety precautions, and how to determine the…
Read moreHeart disease is the leading cause of death in the US and over a ½ million people die from cardiovascular disease each year. Dr. Randolph Panetta discusses how to manage…
Read moreHear from our Orthopedic Surgeon, Dr. Robert Belniak, who was recently featured on Fox CT’s “Healthier Connections.” He discusses MAKOplasty – an innovative surgical procedure for partial knee of total…
Read moreStarling Physicians, Dr. Anthony LaSala explains the science of “Broken Heart Syndrome” and why it should be treated. Learn the tell-tale signs of this condition and how prompt attention can…
Read moreStarling Physician internist, Dr. Scott Walker, shares valuable information about the critical screening tests that can help people stay healthy and identify risk factors. He explains that health screenings are…
Read moreThe flu peaks in mid February and can last into the spring. It is not too late to get the flu vaccine. Learn about the benefits of the flu vaccine. Read…
Read moreDoctors are not just for when you get sick. Regular check-ups can play an important role in helping you stay healthy, manage routine healthcare issues, and manage risk. Learn about…
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