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A Connecticut nurse responsible for sedating patients for outpatient medical procedures was sentenced to two years in federal prison for tampering with drug vials to steal fentanyl according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office.

Dr. Brittny Howell and her husband, orthopedic surgeon R. Damani Howell, opened their...

Theresa Santoro, president and CEO of RVNAHealth, writes a letter to the editor about an...

Spring is in the air, and that means it’s time for the annual RVNAhealth Wellness Fair. During COVID we all fell behind on our health screenings, now is perfect opportunity to get caught up and get a fresh start for the Spring. Scheduled for Saturday, May 7, from 10am to 2pm at East Ridge Middle […]

A nurse who’s accused of tampering with vials containing fentanyl intended for patients at a Connecticut company has pleaded guilty, according to federal...

The former nurse faces a maximum prison term of 10 years, federal prosecutors said.

The former nurse faces a maximum prison term of 10 years, federal prosecutors said.

WAKEFIELD – Open procedures needed to address vascular-related health problems — which can include aortic aneurysms, blood clots and atherosclerosis  — involve large incisions to the body, long hospital stays and longer recovery times. In the past two decades, however, strides in the medical field have allowed these procedures in some cases to be condensed, simplified and yet remain just as effective. Now, South County Hospital is partnering with the country’s largest vas...