Not today tooth decay! The most common chronic childhood disease is dental decay. The good news is, it’s preventable. According to the Partnership for Healthy Mouths, there are “more than 16 million kids suffering from untreated tooth decay in the U.S.” Tooth decay...
As we bring in the New Year, Mid-State Health Center's pediatric and adolescent team encourages the community to prioritize their health and well-being with some healthy tips for families. They emphasize the importance of taking a step back and evaluating how families...
The thyroid, a small but mighty gland located at the base of your neck, plays a huge role in the body. It influences the function of many important organs, like the heart, brain, liver, kidneys, and even your skin. During Thyroid Awareness Month, Mid-State Health...
Mid-State Health Center is honored to announce the receipt of three generous awards from the Northeast Delta Dental Foundation, amounting to a total of $130,659 in support of its oral health programming. Understanding the crucial connection between oral health and...
As the nation turns its focus to Cervical Cancer Awareness Month this January, Mid-State Health Center takes a stand in the fight against cervical cancer. Recognizing the significance of early detection, Mid-State Health Center is proud to offer FREE breast and...
Although many people associate December with the holidays, it is also Drunk Driver Awareness Month. The two go hand in hand, as festive celebrations often involve alcoholic drinks, and many individuals travel by car to visit family during this time of year. It's a...
Knowing your care team is important! Mid-State is pleased to introduce you to the members of its dental team at their newest Littleton Dental office, located at 202 Cottage Street in Littleton! Their team is made up of experienced dental professionals who will put you...
Mid-State Health Center would like to extend heartfelt appreciation to Bristol Rotary of New Hampshire for their continued support of Mid-State’s Feed the Need food security program. In a recent gesture of generosity, Bristol Rotary President Elect, Bill Karkheck,...
As the winter season descends upon us, the Mid-State Health Center’s Physical Therapy Department is gearing up to assist skiing enthusiasts in preparing their bodies for the slopes. With the snow-covered mountains beckoning, it's crucial to ensure that your body is...
As the seasons transition and daylight hours diminish, it’s an important time to shed light on Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) and empower the community with knowledge to prevent and manage this condition. SAD is a type of depression occurring at a specific time of...
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