Over-the-phone transmission of diagnostic-quality ultrasound images is possible, potentially paving the way for ultrasound examinations to be performed in poorer areas of the world, inexpensively transmitted via the Internet, and read by experienced radiologists elsewhere, a Dartmouth Medical School study…
After watching Tiger Woods once again cruise to a victory at the British Open — held at the Old Course at St. Andrews in Scotland — I noticed the course looked deceptively simple. No gimmicks — just bunkers, hillocks, wind…
Cellars are cool, dark retreats in this sultry summer, and as I was ducking into ours the other day for a brief respite from the heat I nearly pitched headlong over our backup gallon of maple syrup. Yeah, backup. Like…
New Hampshire’s fastest-growing occupation does not involve sitting in front of a computer or at the boardroom table but at the bedside. Positions for medical assistants are expected to grow at a rate of 68 percent through 2012 — more…
She doth protest too much Kathy Sullivan, chair of the state Democratic Party, was recently spotted insisting to the Associated Press that she does not - does not, mind you - give one iota of thought to the 2008 New…
Just shy of its second anniversary, the birth of an unprecedented working relationship with one of America’s most well-known automobile marques has a New Hampshire record company doing anything but singing the blues. Carving out a niche in the world…
New Hampshire Business Review is seeking nominations for the third annual Business Excellence Awards, which are designed to honor businesspeople who are seldom recognized — owners and operators of the state’s small businesses. Business Excellence Awards will be given in…
It seems as if you could spend your entire day traveling from one trade show and business exposition to another. Industry-specific, business-to-business trade shows and business-to-consumer — the list is never-ending. With so many possible choices for their promotional dollars,…
The amount of construction and demolition debris handled in New Hampshire has increased by 50 percent over the last two years, yet there are fewer ways to dispose of it. New Hampshire lawmakers recently passed a moratorium on burning it.…
Dr. Karol LaCroix once looked through microscopes as a medical technologist. Now she views the world through a much larger lens as president of the newly renamed Granite State College, formerly the College for Lifelong Learning. Sometimes forgotten as New…
