Health
The Hill: U.S. Birthrate Drops to Record Low Amid Pandemic Fallout
Ken Johnson, a Senior Demographer with the Carsey School of Public Policy, was recently cited in The Hill regarding new data that shows that the new babies born in the United States has dropped to its lowest point in more than four decades as a result of the coronavirus pandemic and an economic... Read MoreAlso in UNH Today...
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05/05/21Hotter, Drier and Adapted
Researchers at the University of New Hampshire found that to live in hotter more desert-like surroundings, and exist without water, there is more... -
05/01/21Spotlight on Ageism
Jennifer Rabalais, co-director of UNH's Center on Aging and Community Living, was recently interviewed by NH Magazine. -
04/26/21Brain Monitor
With a new National Institutes of Health grant, UNH researchers Edward Song and Arturo Andrade will conduct research on the neurotransmitter... -
04/14/21Challenged to Meet the Challenges
Grace Roy ’22 started mapping her future when she was in middle school, a future that aims to see people who are addicted to drugs or alcohol get the...
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12/23/19 - Eye SpyIn a recent paper published in the Journal of Biological Chemistry, UNH researchers have reported the first structural model for a key enzyme and its activating protein that can... Read More -
12/18/19 - Health Insurance Coverage in NHThe Institute for Health Policy and Practice is pleased to release another installment of its “Informing the Conversation – Covering the Care” data and policy brief series. Health... Read More -
12/16/19 - Giving Up a Little to Get a LotWhen Katie St. Pierre ’21 G was just starting her college career, she knew she wanted to go into nursing, but she was looking for a different experience. Read More -
10/29/19 - Just say YESFor 10 days over the summer break Durham was abuzz with activity as 17 youth sports leaders from Malawi, Africa, were on campus for an intensive exchange program focusing on... Read More -
09/26/19 - For Teens, Outdoors Is GreaterA new study from UNH has found that adventure therapy is less expensive and more effecitve than traditional therapy. Read More -
05/15/19 - Microbial MysteryCheryl Andam, assistant professor of molecular, cellular and biomedical sciences, has received a major NSF CAREER award. Read More -
05/09/19 - Going to the MATUNH conducts first ever Project ECHO Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) training for health providers in New Hampshire. Read More -
05/08/19 - From Graduate to Graduate SchoolTwo days after commencement, Molly Comrie '19 will begin her master of social work program. Read More -
04/12/19 - Engineering NeuroscienceEdward Song, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering, received a prestigious CAREER award from the National Science Foundation. Read More -
03/17/19 - Fishing for FortunesFrom the icy waters of the Gulf of Maine to clean drinking water in East Africa, UNH innovations enhance economic opportunities. Read More