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Take Charge of Your Health: Comprehensive Internal Medicine in Greater New Haven 

Routine wellness visits are key to catching health issues early. Learn how the team at Internal Medicine of Greater New Haven helps you stay ahead of chronic conditions with comprehensive, personalized care. 

Sep 21st, 2026

Managing Emotional Eating

Emotional eating isn't a lack of willpower—it's your brain seeking safety. Learn why the chocolate high only lasts three minutes and how our team can help you build a healthier relationship with food today.

Aug 18th, 2026

Why Many Men Skip Their Annual Physicals and Why They Shouldn't

There are two things many men hate: Asking for directions and going to the doctor. The second is far more serious. Not staying up on routine exams can lead to long-term health issues. Read on to learn why.

Jul 1st, 2026

Preventing Recurrent UTIs

Most women know the unmistakable pain and disruption caused by a Urinary Tract Infection (UTI). But for 25%-30% of women, UTIs are recurrent, repeatedly returning within six months.

Jun 1st, 2026

Understanding Lipid Panels

Wondering what those numbers on your blood test actually mean for your heart? Learn how a lipid panel helps our team track your health and what you can do to keep your cholesterol in check.

May 1st, 2026

What Every Woman Should Know About HPV

HPV affects millions, but it is preventable. Learn the latest screening guidelines and how our board-certified physicians help you reduce your risk of cervical cancer.

Apr 1st, 2026

Who Should Have a Bone Density Test and How Often?

Bone health is vital for independence as you age. Our experts at Internal Medicine of Greater New Haven explain who needs a DEXA scan and how often to schedule one. Stay ahead of osteopenia and osteoporosis with these guidelines.

Mar 1st, 2026

5 Early Signs of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)

Around 16 million people in the United States are diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and many more may not know they’re suffering from it. Here are five early signs you could have COPD.

Feb 19th, 2026

Is It a Cold or Allergies? 5 Telltale Signs

You’re sneezing, you’re congested, but is it a cold or allergies? It’s not always apparent at first, but these five telltale signs can help you decipher if you’re dealing with the common cold or seasonal allergies.

Dec 11th, 2025

Why You Shouldn’t Skip Your Annual Physical Exam

Good health isn’t a given; it’s an ongoing pursuit that requires personal awareness, daily practice, and expert guidance. Your annual wellness exam is a key part of your current and long-term health equation — here’s why you should never skip it.

Dec 1st, 2025

Who Needs a Pneumonia Vaccine and How Often?

The recent news and media coverage about vaccines has created some confusion about who should be vaccinated, for what, and when. Here we discuss the pneumonia vaccine and when it matters.

Nov 12th, 2025

What To Eat, Drink, and Avoid When You Have the Stomach Flu

Are you having a hard time keeping things down with the stomach flu? Learn what our experts say about what to eat, drink, and avoid when your tummy is sick.

Oct 15th, 2025

5 Reasons Your Doctor Suggests a Holter Monitor

Not all heart concerns show up during a quick in-office EKG. A Holter monitor records your heartbeat for 24 to 48 hours, revealing important details about your heart’s health.

Sep 1st, 2025

Tips for Managing Multiple Prescriptions

Managing multiple prescriptions is easier with the right strategies in place. Read on to get some practical tips to help you stay organized and support your health every day.

Aug 1st, 2025

5 Ways to Avoid a Summer Cold This Year

You can catch a cold any time of year, even in the summer. Learn what you can do to protect yourself and avoid a summer cold this year.

Jul 11th, 2025

5 Tips for Traveling When You Have Diabetes

Traveling for work or fun doesn’t have to disrupt your diabetes care. Explore five proactive tips to help you stay on track wherever your next adventure takes you.

Jun 1st, 2025

Why It’s Never Too Early to Start Protecting Your Bone Health

Osteoporosis affects millions, but that doesn’t mean it’s an inevitable diagnosis. Here, we take advantage of Osteoporosis Awareness and Prevention Month to draw attention to the importance of protecting your bone health.

May 8th, 2025

The Most Common Types of Work Injuries and Why You Should Seek Treatment

Work injuries are an unfortunate aspect of having a job – but you should get treatment ASAP to prevent wage loss and long-term disability. Learn more about the prevalent types of work injuries and how to handle a worker's compensation claim.

Apr 1st, 2025

Here's Why Your Blood Pressure Numbers Matter

Your blood pressure numbers can reveal crucial information about your health. Learn why that's the case, plus effective ways to improve your readings.

Mar 12th, 2025

How High Cholesterol Increases Your Risk of Heart Disease and What You Can Do to Manage It

Cholesterol is a waxy substance in your blood. Though a small amount is essential for vital bodily functions, too much of the “bad” cholesterol can significantly raise your risk for heart disease.

Feb 11th, 2025

Don't Procrastinate Your Pap Smear, it May Save Your Life

The earlier you catch cervical cancer, the more likely you are to survive it. That’s why getting a Pap smear on the cadence your doctor recommends is critical. Learn how often to get this screening here.

Jan 1st, 2025

How to Prepare for Your DOT Exam

If you require a DOT exam to carry out your duties as a commercial driver, you might have some questions about the next steps and how to make sure you pass your exam. Learn how to prepare for a DOT exam, and find out what to expect at your appointment.

Dec 1st, 2024

6 Common Illnesses and How to Avoid Spreading Them

There’s no surefire way to never get sick or spread an illness, but you can take steps to greatly lower the odds. Read on to learn about common contagious illnesses and ways to stop the spread.

Nov 1st, 2024

How to Reduce Your Risk for Breast Cancer

When almost everyone around you seems to have breast cancer, you may wonder what your own risk is. Is there anything you can do to reduce that risk? What factors are under your control? What aren’t? What should you do first?

Oct 1st, 2024

STI Cases Continue to Rise: Who Should Get Tested and When?

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are on the rise, but you can take some simple steps to protect yourself. Regular testing is one of these steps. In this post, we discuss how screenings can help you stay healthy.

Sep 20th, 2024

How Hot Weather and Humidity Impact Your Heart and Blood Pressure and How to Stay Safe

The world is hotter in the Northeast with early heat waves and high summer temps. This added heat and humidity is not only uncomfortable but makes our hearts work much harder.

Aug 1st, 2024