In the fall of 2017, New Hampshire’s individual health insurance market was in jeopardy. Nationally, some states were seeing all participating insurers exit the individual market, leaving Americans with no options to purchase an individual market health plan. The Affordable Care Act’s (ACA) ...
It’s almost impossible these days to get into a conversation that doesn’t involve local politics, and with Nashua holding municipal elections in just 2 weeks on November 2nd, it’s easy to see why. This is, of course, our first election since the pandemic began in early 2020, so there are ...
As we complete nearly two years with all our lives upended by the COVID pandemic, we’re seeing the repercussions in our primary care practice. We’re treating people who have not seen a health care provider since the pandemic began, or even longer. Some people come to us with their diabetes ...
On the first page of the athletics section of the 1960 version of the Tusitala, the Nashua High School yearbook, one of the contributing writers penned a well-deserved tribute to a classmate by the name of Edwin Anthony Davis – a blonde haired, powerfully built young man better known as ...
Artificial intelligence (AI). Can’t live with it, can’t live without it, unless you reside in a hut on the Appalachian Trail. Even then, each hut has geo positioning coordinates, so that Big Brother’s GPS system knows exactly where every cabin is. Last column, I shared that your car ...
When the first day of October rolls around, I can’t help but think of that “big” day of the month (no, not Columbus Day) when ghouls and goblins take to the streets of Nashua and surrounding towns to trick or treat their way to the next day’s sugar highs, unless, of course, your ...
