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We're headed into the dog days of summer ... temperatures this weekend are predicted to be near 90 degrees. In that type of heat, no one wants to heat up their house by using the oven and even …

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Sojourns welcomes new practitioners WESTMINSTER — Sojourns Community Health Clinic, which provides holistic, integrated care to patients from its Westminster practice, is welcoming two additional practitioners who will help …
Boot Camp explains Medicare
Learn the healing power of plants
HCRS welcomes new staff
N.H. 'Nurse Is In' clinics scheduled
Food
Melting Pot of Cultures: One chicken; two dishes One of the most interesting aspects of food is how much it can tell you about a land, a culture and a person. It's the reason I seek out restaurants specializing in multi-cultural foods and why I do …
Margaret Button | Kitchen Comfort: Recipe fit for all those tomatoes
Grilled tuna with a smoky char and a tender interior
Strategies for cooking without heat
The Yankee Chef: A summer meal with a twist — no burgers, no dogs and a healthy salad
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HCRS welcomes new staff
Provided photoHealth Care and Rehabilitation Services in Springfield has appointed 11 new professionals to serve the Hartford, Springfield, and Brattleboro regions. The new employees are (front row … more
Health Care and Rehabilitation Services in Springfield has appointed 11 new professionals to serve the Hartford, Springfield, and Brattleboro regions. The new employees are (front row from left): Katherine Briand, clinician I in Hartford; Sarah Pierce, DSP-community in Springfield; Gina Piccione, crisis intervention specialist in Brattleboro; Darcy Whitworth, respite provider in Brattleboro; and Lydia Wood, case manager I in Hartford; (back row from left): Sarah Stender, clinician
Toller Wilson: Enjoy the summer sun, but do it safely
Many of us welcome the arrival of summer by soaking up as much sun and fresh air as we possibly can before another New England winter rolls in. While all medical providers encourage our patients to … more
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Toller Wilson
Grant will help fund dental screenings for kids
WINDHAM COUNTY — The Southern Vermont Area Health Education Center has received grant funding from the Stratton Foundation for the Rural Oral Health Access Initiative for the coming school … more
A vision to save lives becomes a reality
BROOKLINE — Inner Fire, a non-profit healing community, has completed of the first phase of its $2.7 million residential therapeutic facility designed to support healing of the mind, body and … more
Inner Fire will celebrate the completion of the East Wing of the new Brookline healing community on Tuesday, July 23.
The Nurse is in
CHESTER COUNTY, N.H. — A Wellness nurse from Home Healthcare, Hospice & Community Services will be available at the following Nurse Is In clinics where you can have your blood pressure … more
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital: Follow bicycle helmet safety
Long summer days filled with sunshine are perfect for a family outing. Kids and parents alike are will be taking their bikes off the hooks and filling up the tires. Before hitting the road, don't … more
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Brian Patno
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital: What is the chronic wound epidemic?
Millions of people throughout the U.S. suffer every day from an epidemic that's only expected to grow over the next decade. Chronic wounds drastically affect people by diminishing their overall … more
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Graceful Health: What do you know about hernias?
June is National Hernia Awareness Month, and also Men's Health Month. How much do you know about hernias? Are they dangerous? Do they happen to women as well as men? For answers to these questions, … more
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Dr. Ron Vallario

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