V&S Pharmacy

We are located 1.5 miles west of Stonington Village on 15A at the intersection of Sandbeach Road.

Americans Are Moving More

More public health campaigns in recent years have focused on the need for regular physical activity. Apparently, Americans are listening — and they're getting up and exercising.

90 is the New 80

There’s good news in the health world for aging seniors. People in their mid 90s may be staying sharper nowadays compared to previous generations.

Rx to Stop Heart Disease Before it Starts

Preventing heart disease can be easier and less expensive than treating it. For people with high cholesterol, there are ways to prevent heart disease and keep those tickers healthy for years.

Ready, Set, Clamp the Umbilical Cord

For nine months, mothers provide every bit of nutrition a developing baby needs while in the womb. When the baby meets the world, though, it's time to cut the cord — literally.

Cancer and Alzheimer's: A Less Likely Duo

Alzheimer's disease and cancer are big concerns for many aging people. Having one of those conditions can be difficult for patients and families. Having both would likely be an even greater hardship.

Sleep Better, Fear the Night Less

Dealing with a mental health issue like post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can be challenging. Yet treating other health issues can sometimes help relieve PTSD symptoms too.

Success Story for the Pneumonia Vaccine

The goal of developing new vaccines is to decrease the cases of certain illnesses. The vaccine for pneumonia appears to have done just that.

What “Getting Totally Wasted” Means

College kids use terms like "hammered" and "buzzed" to talk about drinking. These labels may lead students to think binge drinking is normal and a buzz is harmless.

Latest Foodborne Outbreak Tied to Cheese

We assume food stored in the refrigerator is safe and healthy. But certain bacteria can grow and thrive even when the temperature is cool. A Listeria outbreak in the midwestern United States has been tied to a certain brand of soft cheeses.

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