Health
Helping Teens Do No Harm
With a major new grant from the National Institutes of Health, UNH researchers will study the effects of self-directed violence among teens on bystanders. Read MoreAlso in UNH Today...
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11/19/21Sounding the Alarm for Firefighter Hypertension
New research from UNH found that firefighters' blood pressure — already higher than average — jumps during emergency calls, putting them at elevated... -
11/18/21Treating Diabetes with Snail Venom?
The venom of the cone snail is a possible, if unlikely, source for a treatment for diabetes, UNH researchers have found. -
11/09/21A Healthy Partnership
Calling it a successful model for how the state can invest in solutions to address challenges in the Granite State, Gov. Chris Sununu and others cut... -
10/28/21WebMD News Brief: Ohio Records More Deaths Than Births For The First Time in History
In 2020, half the states in the U.S. reported higher death than birth rates according to a study published by Ken Johnson of the UNH Carsey School of...
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10/02/18 - Talking It ThroughStudents in COLSA's nutrition program get patient practice with “Olive,” an interactive mannequin. Read More -
09/06/18 - A PATH ForwardNortheast Passage has received a Bob Woodruff Foundation grant to support its successful PATH program. Read More -
08/16/18 - Fighting Suicide with ScienceA UNH graduate student is the nation’s first psychological autopsy examiner. Read More -
08/03/18 - Seeing the Hikers for the TreesUNH researchers are monitoring visitor use in the White Mountain National Forest to help managers ease parking and crowding. Read More -
05/11/18 - Transfer Student Jumps on Pre-Med TrackEvan Boylan '18 went from the U.S. Marines to community college to UNH. And now he’s headed to grad school. Read More -
05/02/18 - Union Leader: CMC Nurse Spreads Hope and Healing to Patients on Floating HospitalUNH nursing alum Rebecca Roma recently spent 8 weeks working on the Africa Mercy, the world's largest non-governmental floating hospital. Read More -
05/01/18 - Alternatives to MedicineWith the support of a gift from Jayne “Kerry” Eastman Chandler ’84, Don Robin is studying mindfulness to treat chronic pain and addiction. Read More -
04/23/18 - From Research to ResultsUndergraduate work is showcased in latest edition of UNH research journal Inquiry. Read More -
03/28/18 - Sound Public Policy and Good EconomicsHealth economist Reagan Baughman has seen firsthand how public policy directly impacts the health care of millions of people. Read More -
03/15/18 - New Telehealth Program Addresses Maternal Substance AbuseProject ECHO helps pregnant women and newborns in rural areas. Read More