News & Stories
Statement from Dartmouth Health, Dartmouth Health Children's on reported link between Tylenol use in pregnancy and autism
Providers in maternal fetal medicine at Dartmouth Health, and in pediatrics at Dartmouth Health Children’s, will continue to recommend the use of Tylenol as needed to pregnant women.
Celebrating two decades of compassionate, lifechanging care at Dartmouth Health Children’s
20th annual CHaD HERO to raise critical funds and celebrate the patients, families and providers at Dartmouth Health Children’s and CHaD
Dartmouth Health Children’s supporting NHIAA’s 2025 Boys and Girls Soccer State Championships as presenting sponsor
Championship games for girls and boys in divisions I, II, III and IV will be held November 7 and 8 at high schools around the state.
When Your Newborn Baby Is Too Young or Sick to Eat by Mouth
Dietetic technicians in the Milk Drops Program, an initiative at the Intensive Care Nursery, make sure fragile babies get the care and nutrition they need.
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"