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How An Online Community Can Help You Cope With Illness, Caregiving and Loss
ConnectSharecare gives caregivers, Long Covid sufferers, and those who grieve, a place to connect to others, share their stories, and provide support. Learn how this Dartmouth Health platform could benefit you.

Do Your Shoes Matter for Hiking and Running?
Poor shoe fit can lead to problems like ankle sprains, blisters, Achilles tendonitis and other foot issues.

Do You Have Adult ADHD?
About 15.5 million adults are living with ADHD across the nation. If you’ve just been diagnosed with adult ADHD, you’ve had it for years.

Do You Need a Second Opinion?
Dartmouth experts explain how to get a second opinion and why you shouldn't be afraid to ask for one.

What You Know About Lyme Disease Might Be Wrong
Dartmouth experts separate fact from fiction about Lyme disease

9 Common Running Injuries and Prevention Tips to Keep You on Track
Learn how to avoid common injuries and keep running by following these prevention tips.

Alcohol Is Hurting Your Health
Alcohol affects every major organ in your body. Here's how to cut back.
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