‘It’s pretty hard for me to think about staying here’: OB-GYNs say NH’s lack of shield law could drive them away
Dr. Carrie Wang started her medical training to be an OB-GYN in Florida. She said she was interested in the
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Study says NH’s lower measles vaccination rate increases the chance of outbreak
New England is faring better than the rest of the country when it comes to measles vaccinations, but a new
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NH medical providers look to outside sources in absence of communication from CDC
For the past couple of months, the information the Centers for Disease Control shares with medical providers about vaccines, diseases
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Civil rights group asks UNH to revoke Biden national security advisor’s senior fellow position
A former Biden administration official’s role at the University of New Hampshire is coming under scrutiny from a national civil
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Food pantries across NH brace for shortfalls after federal budget cuts
The New Hampshire Food Bank has lost close to $1 million dollars in funding since the Trump administration cut
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USNH schools begin to release immigration enforcement plans
Keene State College has sent out guidance to staff on how to respond to immigration enforcement actions on campus.
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NH youth are feeling a little less sad but mental health still a concern, according to survey
A new survey released this week by the state Department of Health and Human Services shows a decrease in behaviors like tobacco
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A new scholarship provides NH students the chance to take driver’s ed classes
Any aspiring driver under 18 in New Hampshire has to take an approved driver’s ed course before getting a license.
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