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We come in contact with chemicals every day. They are in the food we eat, the air we breathe, and the objects that surround us. The question is—How much of those chemicals is actually getting inside o

Intentional injuries are those that are self-inflicted or committed by another person, like suicide or sexual assault. Unintentional injuries are those that are considered "accidental" such as poisoni

Services covered include: Outpatient procedures related to the diagnostic evaluation and treatment of TB disease or infection, such as: office visits, chest x-rays, lab tests, and

At NHH, we understand that health care expenses are often unexpected and that paying for services can sometimes be overwhelming. Patient Financial Services is here to support you by assessing your

Materials submitted for full committee review are new studies, all continuing reviews, revision requests that exceed minor changes, SAEs, previously reviewed expedited materials, and any other matters

Individuals cannot perform lead abatement or lead inspection work in the State of New Hampshire without a valid license. For information on lead professional licensing, contact the Division of Publ

Become a licensed foster parent in the HOPE program for an older youth 18-21 years.  Fostering an older youth and supporting their preparation for adult life can be an especially rewarding exp

The New Hampshire Department of Health & Human Services' Committee for the Protection of Human Subjects (NH DHHS CPHS) is the Institutional Review Board (IRB) charged with overseeing research cond

Training Information In order to complete the training, you’ll need to create an account on Fiserv’s Learning Portal called Xchange*. Xchange Account Self-Registration Link: https://fiserv.csod.co

Communication Access means providing assistance to all who need it, including individuals who are Deaf or have hearing loss, are blind or have low vision, or people who have limited English proficienc