This annual Mass is dedicated to the intentions of healthcare professionals and affirms the service they give to the sick according to the model of Jesus Christ.
It’s a case of opportunity knocking. Or actually, opportunity landing. The Aviation Museum of NH is launching a search for the next school to host its innovative high school student plane-building program.
In November 2025, Lauren Stevens checked a major milestone off her “to-do” list: her very first mammogram. She had no family history. She felt healthy. She got called back for additional imaging which then led to a biopsy on December 22. On Christmas Eve, while celebrating her daughter’s 7th birthday, she received a phone call from the Radiologist who did her biopsy after receiving notification in her patient portal that was concerning. The news was jarring but follow up calls from the Breast Health Center brought some clarity.
During a visit to New Hampshire Friday, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced millions of dollars in funding for research on Lyme disease before what’s expected to be a heavy tick season.
Students from Concord, NH, finished top-10 in the world in the secondary Level Scientific Challenge at the 2026 Destination Imagination Global finals. Team “Mustang Bandits” captured ninth place in the world on the global stage.
On Tuesday, May 5, Elliot completed its first atrial flutter ablation using the FARAPOINT™ Pulse Field Ablation catheter. According to Elliot, it marked the first commercial use of the catheter in New Hampshire, since receiving FDA approval.
I’m as frustrated about AI as I am optimistic about it. I’ll tell you about both sides of that.
City employees in Manchester may soon not be able to obtain prescriptions for GLP-1 medications for purposes other than diabetes, a trend seen throughout local governments in recent years.
It has been a busy month for those of us defending hospitals against cyber threats. The news cycle is relentless, so you may or may not have seen the story about Stryker a few weeks ago.
Women are living longer, asking more questions and — finally — becoming the focus of their own healthcare.
Step into a room filled with trailblazing Women in Tech, Defense, Cyber and AI who are leading the future.
Last year a New Hampshire hospital was breached, and I was the only one who knew. And that cannot happen again.
HB-1811, which would completely end mandatory vaccinations for children entering school or daycare facilities, proposes treating the Department of Health and Human Services’ vaccination guidelines as recommendations that “shall not be used to deny services or access.”
Drought data from the monitor is shared widely and used to understand the extent of drought in different regions across the country. Its collection starts at wells like those Howley oversees, where automated instruments and human observers alike access vast and little-understood groundwater networks.
The Conservation Law Foundation (CLF) is appealing a permit from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued to the City of Manchester that allows the continued discharge of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances or PFAS into local waterbodies.
UNH’s BrewLab produced two offerings this fall, a fine pumpkin ale and an excellent porter brewed with wild mushrooms foraged near Mt. Chocorua.
Yes, those photos from my last post have been updated to include an ingredient they all share. As do hundreds more. One that has human health and environmental advocates deeply concerned. Glyphosate.
Hope for NH Recovery has already filled the former C.A. Hoitt Furniture building with a variety of different services and programs for those impacted by substance abuse. Now, they’ll have more funding to expand those services.
The next phase of Manchester’s transformation into the nation’s “ReGen Valley” is underway as Kamen, founder of the Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute (ARMI), welcomed city, state, and federal leaders to celebrate the present – and the future.
