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Health information from around the Dartmouth Health System

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Should Men Boost Their Testosterone?

What is the truth about testosterone in men? Is there male menopause and should men try to increase their testosterone? Endocrinologist Ugis Gruntmanis, MD, author of many studies on testosterone in men, provides all you need to know about the hormone.

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Asha Zimmerman, MD, a transplant surgeon at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center

How Will Doctors Use AI in the Future?

Tools based on AI technology have the potential to reshape how medicine is practiced—and the role of your provider. Learn how AI is changing the way physicians work.

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Don’t Fall Prey to Online Pharmacy Scams

Beware of websites that offer deep discounts or advertise that you don’t need a prescription. Being vigilant about online pharmacy scams is crucial for your health, bank account and personal data.

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Senior Director Courtney Tanner and System Vice President Matthew Houde of Dartmouth Health Government Relations

Will OBBBA Impact Your Health Insurance and SNAP program?

What will be the impact of H.R. 1, also known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) on Medicaid, SNAP, and the ACA marketplace for Vermont and New Hampshire residents? Experts say funding cuts will be felt by residents in both states.

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Should You Visit the Emergency Department or Walk-In Care?

Emergency department (ED) visits are up, and so are wait times. If your illness or condition is not life-threatening but needs prompt action, consider visiting your hospital’s nearest express or urgent care.

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What Does Going Into Hospice Actually Mean?

Hospice focuses on a person's quality of life and dignity as they near the end of their life. But entering hospice isn't about giving up. It’s about shifting focus.

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How Do You Manage Seasonal Depression?

Seasonal depression—also known as Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)—affects about 5% of the population during late fall and winter. Learn what you can do to feel better..

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