Keeping our Seniors Safe throughout the Pandemic
While we don't fully understand the long-term impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, we do know that there is an increased risk to older adults who contract the virus.
Stories
Teaching Children Diversity and InclusionAugust 2It's essential to address children's natural curiosity and questions to help them learn, and to engage in regular conversations about diversity and practice inclusivity at home.
Wildfulness: Nature's Cure for Stressed FamiliesAugust 2With hiking trails in abundance in northern New England, families can get an early start on building nature habits.
Blueberry-Banana Fruit LeatherBy Heather Wolfe | July 31Fruit leathers are homemade fruit rolls. Making your own saves money, uses less sugar and allows you to create your own flavor combinations.
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health to Present Virtual Forum on Stress and Anxiety in Young People Thursday, August 6, at 7 pmBy Newsroom | July 31"Community Conversation: Stress, Anxiety and Mental Health in Young People Amid COVID-19" presented in partnership with Bishop Guertin High School and The Reconnection Project will feature experts discussing mental health concerns due to the pandemic.
Supporting Older Children during COVID-19 RestrictionsJuly 31Pediatrician Kimberly Gifford, MD, and Susan Pullen, LSCW, D-H, discussed best practices for guiding older children through physical distancing, remote learning and maintaining healthy habits.
New Hampshire Anesthesiologists Lead Tele-Intensive Care Unit Innovation for COVID-19 Patients in Rural Areas during Public Health CrisisBy Newsroom | July 27Physician anesthesiologists have been on the frontlines caring for COVID-19 patients throughout the country, but in New Hampshire physicians have innovated with a Tele-Intensive Care Unit hub to collaborate with physicians in rural hospitals.