CHaD Matters
CHaD Ambassador Named One of U.S. Cellular's U.S. "16 Under 16"
CHaD Ambassador Elliot Perry was recognized as a humanitarian and the good that he does for the community.
Is My Child Behaving Normally?
Parents often wonder and worry whether their child’s behavior is within normal developmental guidelines, or whether it is an indication of an emotional or mental health problem.
Governor Chris Sununu Visits CHaD
The Governor paid a special visit to CHaD, where he spent time with our patients and wrapped some gifts for our families in the Snow Pile room.
Sports Injuries: Is Your Child at Risk of Overuse?
The number of sports-related injuries is rising as the number of children who play competitive sports year-round continues to grow.
Summer Camps for All
Children with complex care needs, such as diabetes, heart conditions and neurological issues can see benefits from attending summer camps.
Keeping Your Teen’s Eyes on the Road
Here are some tips for helping your teen, and you, to not be distracted while driving.
Providing Outreach and Education to Prevent Suicide
CHaD's Injury Prevention Center working with other members of the New Hampshire Suicide Prevention Council to address suicide awareness and prevention.
Say Goodbye to Needle Stick Anxiety
The Helping Achieve Positive Poke Experiences program helps to reduce needle stick pain and anxiety for children.
Our Patients. Their Stories. The McHugh Quadruplets
Throughout their childhood and adolescence, the McHugh Quadruplets have supported one another each stage of the way.
Margaret “Lou” Guill, MD, Receives the Robert B. Kerr Award from Breathe New Hampshire
On November 1, Margaret “Lou” Guill, MD, section chief, Allergy and Pediatric Pulmonology at Children’s Hospital of Dartmouth (CHaD), received the Robert B. Kerr award from Breathe New Hampshire.