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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03/11/18 - New Research Aims To Help Humans Survive DehydrationA major NIH grant will help professor Matt MacManes understand dehydration by studying a tiny desert rodent. Read More -
03/06/18 - Making an ImpactUNH occupational therapy students are putting their skills into practice. Read More -
03/05/18 - Wisdom on AgingAs America gets older, UNH research creates knowledge that promotes happy, healthy aging. Read More -
03/04/18 - Attacking Addiction, Saving LivesA new behavioral health initiative brings resources from around UNH to address New Hampshire's opioid crisis. Read More -
01/10/18 - The Truth About MarijuanaKaren T. Van Gundy and Michael S. Staunton co-author book distinguishing fact from fiction. Read More -
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12/07/17 - Coaching the ProfessionalsUNH Professional Development and Training targets addiction. Read More -
12/04/17 - Full CircleJim Curtis ’99 established a scholarship fund in remembrance of a UNH professor who helped teach him “the importance of having a flexible mind.” Read More -
12/01/17 - Cartooning for HealthHEAL Symposium explores mental health interventions through comics. Read More