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Olivia Richardson's coverage focuses heavily on local government and political events in New Hampshire. She also covers topics related to business, community issues, LGBTQ+ matters, public art, and infrastructure concerns such as lead pipes.
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By: Olivia Richardson
In 2022, Katie Lichter was a doctor in Northern California. She was walking home from work under orange skies due to the wildfires when she realized the connection between climate change and cancer treatment.
States with shield laws provide legal protection for medical providers who give abortion care to patients from states with abortion restrictions. New Hampshire is the only state in New England that hasn't enacted a shield law, and that lack of legal protection is causing some providers to consider whether they want to remain in the state.
By: Olivia Richardson
A class action lawsuit against New Hampshire's Department of Health and Human Services over its management of a Medicaid-funded program is headed to trial, following a ruling by U.S.
By: Olivia Richardson
Local advocates for reproductive rights say the series of federal court rulings in recent days over access to the abortion pill mifepristone is causing whiplash for those seeking care.
By: Olivia Richardson
Eliza Martin wants her mom to come home from the hospital soon, happy and healthy. She wants to hear Andrea Brault's booming laugh, now a whisper because of the chemotherapy for her leukemia.
By: Olivia Richardson
Over the weekend, 347 students graduated as registered nurses from community colleges across the state. It’s the biggest class to graduate in over a decade.
Nursing graduates stand and take a pledge after receiving their pins at Lakes Region Community College. OLIVIA RICHARDSON / NHPR
By: Olivia Richardson
Hundreds of people gathered in Nashua this weekend at the Vasant Festival to celebrate the spring season.
By: Olivia Richardson
Spring and summer mean more pollen and pollutants from increased automobile traffic and wildfires, but doctors say warm weather can exacerbate allergies and lung conditions, too.
By: Olivia Richardson, Dan Tuohy
U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. visited Concord on Friday to discuss a new health initiative to prevent and combat Lyme disease.
