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Statement on passage of House Bill 377, banning gender-affirming hormone therapy for minors in New Hampshire
As New Hampshire’s only academic, non-profit health system, Dartmouth Health and Dartmouth Health Children’s remains committed to helping all children and adolescents lead their healthiest, happiest lives.
Keith Loud, MD, MSc: Medicaid cuts are a direct assault on our children’s health
On the 60th anniversary of the creation of Medicaid and Medicare, Dartmouth Health Children's physician-in-chief reflects on looming impacts of Medicaid cuts.
Opinion: Dartmouth Health Children's physician-in-chief weighs in on gun violence data in The Washington Post
Keith J. Loud, MD, MSc, calls Post reporting "not helpful for our patients"
Dartmouth Health Children’s pediatrician, colleagues recognized for efforts to educate patients, families about climate-related health concerns
The Climate Informed Pediatric Care program addresses the growing health impacts of climate change on children, who are particularly vulnerable to its effects.
Elliot Health System, Dartmouth Health begin collaboration in maternal and child health services
Collaboration became effective July 1
Dartmouth Health releases new “Thread” on maternal and child health
New resource highlights programs and services supporting mothers and infants
Important media information for upcoming CHaD All-Star Football Game
Practice schedule, credential requests, and player stories
Dartmouth Health Children’s Erik M. Shessler, MD, named New Hampshire’s Pediatrician of the Year
Shessler is president emeritus of New Hampshire chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics
Turning pain into purpose: Heather A. Martin named inaugural maternal mental health navigator at Dartmouth Health Children’s, the first in pediatrics in the U.S.
Martin recently received the Trailblazer Award for her advocacy from the New Hampshire Women's Foundation
Dartmouth Health Children’s to launch next season of Heads Up series focused on children’s mental health
Mental health awareness series will feature community conversations and video series on topics surfaced in recent survey of New Hampshire parents, caregivers