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Dartmouth Health Children’s Erik M. Shessler, MD, named New Hampshire’s Pediatrician of the Year
Shessler is president emeritus of New Hampshire chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics
Where and How to Get New Mothers Mental Health Support
What are signs and symptoms that a new mother needs mental health support? Heather A. Martin, CHW, is on a mission to get struggling mothers support through the new Dartmouth Health Children’s Navigator program and other statewide resources.
How to Talk about Staying Safe from Guns
Gun injuries are now the leading cause of death for children and teens, ages one to 17, Learn how you can help protect children from unsupervised firearms.
Dartmouth Health Children’s to launch next season of Heads Up series focused on children’s mental health
Mental health awareness series will feature community conversations and video series on topics surfaced in recent survey of New Hampshire parents, caregivers
Tickets on sale now for 2025 Dartmouth Health Children’s New Hampshire East-West All-Star Football Game
Rosters announced for Teams East and West
DHMC opens adolescent medical psychiatry unit to help address ongoing shortage of pediatric mental health beds
The six-bed inpatient unit will provide care to adolescents ages 12 to 17 experiencing mental health crises.
“We’re being measured at the highest standards” – Dartmouth Health trauma programs at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center and Children’s Hospital at DHMC verified by American College of Surgeons
DHMC and CHaD have the highest level of adult and pediatric trauma center verification in New Hampshire, at Levels I and II, respectively.
Dartmouth Health Children’s joins national youth gun violence prevention initiative
“Agree to Agree” unites gun owners and non-gun owners alike, building from the common ground we all share to protect our children from firearm injuries and death.
Protecting Your Child Against the Rise in Measles Cases
Learn how to prevent measles infection in children and babies and why vaccinations are so important.
Measles is on the rise. Protect your community, your family and yourself by getting vaccinated, says Dartmouth Health epidemiologist
Gabriela M. Andujar Vazquez, MD, releases video message on disease’s spread, risks