Patrick Ho

4 weeks ago | newhampshirebulletin.com | Patrick Ho

Each year, a number of bills aim to legislate medicine. These are attempts by lawmakers to regulate the treatment relationship between physicians and their patients, or to determine when treatments can and cannot be delivered. This is nothing new, but a concerning trend has emerged recently in New Hampshire: Some bills go beyond an attempt to legislate medicine by including provisions that also criminalize medicine.

4 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Patrick Ho

"While health care and the practice of medicine is not — and should not be — political, tactics that seek to criminalize medical care and aspects of the physician-patient relationship stem from shifting political headwinds." (Getty Images)Each year, a number of bills aim to legislate medicine. These are attempts by lawmakers to regulate the treatment relationship between physicians and their patients, or to determine when treatments can and cannot be delivered.

2 months ago | newhampshirebulletin.com | Patrick Ho

Next week, House Bill 524 will be heard by the New Hampshire House of Representatives. This bill would repeal and eliminate the New Hampshire Vaccine Association (NHVA), but it is important for our legislators and their constituents to know exactly what this might mean for the children and families of our state. The NHVA is a nonprofit established by the Legislature in 2002 and is a universal vaccine purchasing program. This NHVA does not set vaccine policies or recommendations.

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Patrick Ho

The NHVA is a nonprofit established by the Legislature in 2002 and is a universal vaccine purchasing program. (Photo courtesy of Executive Office of the Maryland Governor)Next week, House Bill 524 will be heard by the New Hampshire House of Representatives. This bill would repeal and eliminate the New Hampshire Vaccine Association (NHVA), but it is important for our legislators and their constituents to know exactly what this might mean for the children and families of our state.

2 months ago | thespec.com | Patrick HoToronto Star |Patrick Ho

Kevin Durant has been known to produce big numbers — including two 51-point games — when he visits Toronto to face the Raptors. With his Phoenix Suns in town Sunday we decided to dive in and see where he stood on the list of opponents who raised their game in our city and averaged the most points.