Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) typically occurs in New England during the fall and winter months when we spend more time indoors and schools and daycares are reopening. This common virus affects both children and adults, and in certain individuals can become a very serious health concern. In this article, we’ll delve into what RSV is,…
Lung cancer remains the number one cancer killer in America, killing more people each year than breast and colon cancers combined. This is true, despite the fact that it is only the third most common cancer behind skin and breast for women, and prostate for men. The reason that lung cancer is so deadly is…
Myth #1: I don’t have a family history of breast cancer, so I don’t need to worry about getting breast cancer myself. Fact: Although having an immediate family history of breast cancer elevates your risk of developing breast cancer, 87% of women diagnosed with breast cancer have no known family history of the disease. Myth #2: Breast pain…
Image credit: Medbridge By Kari Rabito, MSPT, NCS and Daniel Riviere, DPT of Southern New Hampshire Rehabilitation “Tech neck” is a phenomenon of the modern era as a result of more time looking down at our devices. Cell phones, laptops, desktops, and hand-held gaming devices all draw our focus, along with our head and neck, resulting in flexed…
Southern New Hampshire Health is pleased to announce that Jennifer Marcotte, Southern NH Medical Center Trauma Program Manager, has been appointed by Commissioner Robert Quinn to the Trauma Medical Review Committee (TMRC) for the State of New Hampshire. Marcotte will represent the New Hampshire Emergency Nurses Association on this committee. Marcotte has been with Southern…
Southern New Hampshire Health is pleased to announce the newest additions to the health system. These providers have recently joined in the areas of counseling and wellness, home care, and adult primary care. They are dedicated healthcare professionals, ready to provide the excellence in care our community expects from Southern NH Health. Heiza Sanuco, APRN…
Growing up, Molly never gave much thought to the number on the scale. She had been overweight since she was a child, and it was something she had come to accept as part of who she was. Her infectious confidence and positive personality kept her spirits high, despite her struggles with obesity. However, as the…
On October 22nd, The Elliot Breast Health Center hosted its 12th annual Breast Cancer Survivor High Tea event. The event was held at the Puritan Backroom in Manchester, NH to bring together breast cancer survivors who received treatment at The Elliot. There were nearly 130 people in attendance who connected with other attendees about their…
On the evening of October 20, Southern New Hampshire Health came together to honor and celebrate the dedication and commitment of our Medical Assistants (MAs). The event featured key leaders who delivered remarks acknowledging the exceptional work of those who make a significant difference in the lives of patients and providers. Among the distinguished speakers…
Elliot Health System is pleased to announce the newest additions to the health system. Seven providers have recently joined in roles and locations across Elliot Health System. They are dedicated healthcare professionals, ready to provide the excellence in care our community expects from Elliot Health System. Kevin Williams, MD Elliot Neurology Associates Alpen…