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Carbon Monoxide Poisoning and Camping
When you’re away from home this summer keep the air you are there to enjoy, safe.
Hot Cars and Heatstroke - Look before You Lock
Heatstroke is the number one killer of children, outside of car crashes. Safe Kids New Hampshire offers these tips for keeping your child safe in cars during hot weather.
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Breaks Ground on Manchester Expansion
The new 90,000 square-foot Ambulatory Surgery Center will include state-of-the art operating rooms, including ones dedicated for pediatric patients.
2019 Seat Belt Challenge
In this gameshow-style competition, high school students will be tested on their knowledge of vehicle and road safety covering such topics as seat belts, distracted driving, impairment and New Hampshire driving laws.
NH Teens Tackle Critical Issues During Youth Summit
Nearly 350 high school students from across New Hampshire wrestled with pressing challenges teenagers face during Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health’s Youth Summit 2019 in Concord on April 5-6.
John Broderick: From Chief Justice to Mental Health Crusader
A new documentary tells the story of Broderick’s family’s struggles with mental health issues, struggles that led to an assault by his eldest son, Christian, in 2002 that nearly cost Broderick his life.
NH Teens Tackling Critical Issues at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health Youth Summit
Nearly 350 high school students from across New Hampshire shared their thoughts about some of the most pressing challenges teenagers face in the early 21st century during the Youth Summit 2019.
"Day of Joy" at CHaD
On February 19, Dunkin', in partnership with the Starlight Children's Foundation treated the children at CHaD to a "Day of Joy."
CHaD Hockey Raises $278,000 on Thrilling Evening
On Saturday, March 16, Team Fire snapped a three-game losing streak in dramatic fashion, scoring the game-winning goal with 5.6 seconds left on the clock in the 2019 CHaD Battle of the Badges Hockey Championship presented by AutoFair.
Boyle Community Pediatrics
From writing letters to the editors of various publications to testifying before congress, many pediatricians also serve as advocates for children.