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HEALTH CARE

By: Priyanka Shekhawat

Migraine is one of the most common and disabling neurologic diseases, yet its impact is still underestimated in everyday health conversations.

For patients and families, migraine is not simply an occasional headache; it is a recurrent neurologic condition that can disrupt school attendance, work ...


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HEALTH CARE

By: Brennan Ward 

In many small towns, local hospitals and clinics are more than places of care; they are foundational institutions that anchor communities, support local economies and provide stable employment. Yet these providers operate under constant pressure, balancing geographic isolation, limited workforce capacit...


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 HEALTH CARE

By: Patricia Carty, Dr. Cynthia Whitaker and Lori Shibinette

Mental health and substance use challenges have reached crisis levels across New Hampshire. Emergency departments are overwhelmed, families struggle to find timely care, and too many Granite Staters fall through the cracks because services are fragmented, understaffed...


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By: Tiffany Brewster

Would it matter to your business if the public school in your community closed?

That question has come up repeatedly in recent conversations with business leaders across New Hampshire. The reaction is almost always the same: surprise, concern and a resounding yes — it would matter, a lot.

That’s why a major public ed...


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I’ve written about this several times over the years, but it’s time to write about it again. I’ve retold the story four times this month including once to two elementary school teachers. Too many people still don’t understand.

Several years ago, I was in a conference room with about 30 engineers and managers. Someone was doing a PowerPoint presentation at the front of...


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