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‘Changed everything:’ Double knee replacement transforms quality of life for Connecticut woman

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By Julia Gorman 
| WCTX-TV (New Haven, CT)
MILFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — A Connecticut woman dealt with debilitating knee pain for years before she said she found a surgeon who listened to her needs and successfully replaced both of her joints. “I was totally incapacitated,” Gail Rogers Hopkins told News 8. Going up and down stairs was impossible for her just a couple of years ago. “I could hardly move because the pain was just that excruciating,” she explained.
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Yale study investigates using music to improve symptoms of psychosis, participant says he’s a ‘better person because of it’

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By Julia Gorman 
| WCTX-TV (New Haven, CT)
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — Can music improve the symptoms of psychosis? That’s the focus of a recent study out of Yale University in New Haven. The study spanned over several years and included researchers at Yale, a local music facilitator, and a wide age range of participants. One of those participants, Archie Brown, is a passionate musician. He also hears voices that others do not, which began in his late 20s.
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Allergy specialist recommends tackling seasonal allergies at the root, not just treating symptoms

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By Jenn Brink, Julia Gorman 
| WCTX-TV (New Haven, CT)
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — If seasonal allergies are dragging you down, an allergy specialist recommends attacking the problem at its core, not just treating your symptoms.
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