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2019 - 2024 Projects The BiomonitoringNH Program is conducting a targeted investigation into NH children's lead exposure. NH law requires lead testing for all children at ages one and two, and&n
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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
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The Microbiology Program provides the following testing services: Bacteriology: Provides reference and clinical bacteriology services (such as identification and serotyping of bacterial pat
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The mission of the New Hampshire Radon Program is to help all people in New Hampshire understand the health impacts of radon. It doesn’t matter if your house is old or new or where it is located. Test
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The MDX Program serves the following functions: Assessment of new molecular biology techniques for the detection of infectious diseases that are of concern to the citizens of New Hampshire. Nu
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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
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What are the guidelines for conducting hearing screenings in the well-baby nursery? It is best practice to screen an infant between 24- 48 hours of age. If a re-screen is needed because the infant
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In order for BCSS to assist you, please complete an Application for Child Support Services. We must have a valid address for the other parent (or alleged parent), which we will verify. We will s
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Contact a Public Health Nurse Public Health Nurses, working within New Hampshire Division of Public Health Services, Healthy Homes and Lead Poisoning Prevention Program, are available to answer hea
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People can be exposed to radon primarily from breathing radon in air that comes through cracks and gaps in buildings and homes. Because radon comes naturally from the earth, people are always exposed