COVID-19
The importance of vaccines
Here’s what you need to know about being vaccinated and how vaccines protect you, your family and your community.
Dartmouth Health researchers part of the developing first nasal spray vaccine for COVID-19
DHMC is sole U.S. research site for this project
Long COVID research and peer support lead to hope and “Grit”
When research on Long COVID was in its early stages, the Post-Acute COVID Syndrome Clinic at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center took a patient-centered approach to learning about, treating and supporting people with Long COVID symptoms.
After surviving near-deadly case of COVID-19, former virus denier treated at DHMC urges vaccination
“It’s totally changed my outlook on life," says Mark McEnnis
Should I get the new COVID-19 bivalent vaccine?
Because cold and flu season is already in motion and people are spending more time inside, it’s important for those who have not gotten an updated (or bivalent) booster yet to do so.
An Ounce of Prevention: Key Strategies to Promote Childhood Vaccination
The Project ECHO Team at Dartmouth Health invites you to their community education series on increasing awareness for childhood vaccinations, including COVID-19.
The pandemic's impact on children and development
More children need help building skills impacted by several years of pandemic-fueled stress and anxiety, but resources provided by families, teachers and healthcare providers can boost their success.
“Among the Most Influential Voices in Public Health”: D-H and D-HH CEO and President Joanne M. Conroy, MD, Named Citizen of the Year by New Hampshire Union Leader
The Union Leader wrote that Conroy has been “among the most influential voices in public health since the beginning of the pandemic, leading New Hampshire’s largest hospital system and private employer."