Living Healthier

Health information from around the Dartmouth Health System

Gabriela Andujar Vazquez, MD, an infectious disease specialist and healthcare epidemiologist,

What You Need to Know About COVID-19

Confused about what you should be doing to protect yourself from COVID-19? Stay up-to-date with the latest information on vaccines, testing, treatments, and long COVID.

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Geriatric Psychiatrist Dax C. Volle MD (left), Neuropsyschologist Karen E. Blackmon, PhD (center), and Brain Health Navigator, Corie Crane, DNP, APRN, PMHNP-BC (right)

Can You Prevent Alzheimer’s?

New brain research shows that memory loss, cognitive decline and behavioral changes can be slowed and even sometimes avoided altogether.

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How Much Do You Need to Hydrate Every Day?

Headache, nausea, abdominal pain, thirst and tiredness are often telltale signs that your body is dehydrated.

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What to Do When Air Quality Drops

Wildfire smoke holds a mix of hazardous air pollutants that are drifting over New England this summer.

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IBD May Be More Common Than You Think

Three million Americans are living with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). Learn what to do if you think you might have it.

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Don't Call it Fatty Liver Disease

Millions of Americans may actually have metabolic liver disease and not even know it because your liver often remains silent, even when it’s hurting.

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Community and Population Health employees clockwise from top left: Sara Vorias, BA, CCHW, CISM; Alex Desir, CCHW; Tami Chevalier, BS, CCHW; Katie Mann, BS, CCHW; Renee Stevenson, BS, BHT.

How We Help You Overcome Barriers to Better Health

Dartmouth Health’s Social Care Program connects patients with community resources so that they have better health outcomes. Learn why addressing social needs can make a difference to people’s health.

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Patients Finding Their Way Forward with Courage and Tenacity

From a fire marshal battling colorectal cancer to an avid fisherwoman needing joint replacement surgery, these stories offer an intimate and compelling view into our patients’ worlds.

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