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Part will go toward designing an approach to the admissions process that looks at applicants character traits in addition to academic ability.

It's important year round to have the same conversation brought up in October so that women and men can do what they can to lower their risk of getting breast cancer and knowing what to do right away if something feels or seems off.

Adverse experiences can change future generations through epigenetic pathways

A roundup of news from the Seacoast health care community.

How this may affect future research is unclear

Dr. Douglas Canning, 65, of Philadelphia was born in New London and grew up and attended Robert E. Fitch High School in Groton.

Thursday, June 16th @ 10:30 a.m. ET...

There is only one primary care physician for every 2,500 patients in rural America, compared to one for every 1,800 in urban regions. Foreign-born physicians are vital in many isolated, rural communities in the U.S. Offering loan repayment or forgiveness options to providers like me is not just a matter of fairness but a necessary step to mitigate provider shortage in underserved areas.

Entering its 25th Anniversary season, Northern Stage is thrilled to welcome actor and educator Robert David Grant back to the Upper Valley as the new Director of Education, and Actors’ Equity Stage Manager Brian R. Sekinger as Director of Production. Grant and Sekinger join Northern Stage’s Senior Leadership for this pivotal Anniversary season. 

Four hours a day, four days a week, Jeff Fuller’s blood travels through a hemodialysis machine.Without a functioning kidney, Fuller, a 66-year-old Brookfield, Vt. resident, has no other way of eliminating toxins from his blood.He’s been reliant on...