Dr. Teresa Smith de Cherif of Windsock Village in West Ossipee models an N95-style respirator mask made of West African fabric. She is leading a group of mask-making volunteers in the region known as WISH of Health. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Dr. Teresa Smith de Cherif of Windsock Village in West Ossipee models an N95-style respirator mask made of West African fabric. She is leading a group of mask-making volunteers in the region known as WISH of Health. (COURTESY PHOTO)
GREETINGS FROM THIS reporter in a condo, as the coronavirus pandemic grows in our beloved New Hampshire and we all try and adapt to the new normal.
I’d like to add to my story on local groups making protective face masks that ran in Friday's edition. I'd reached out to many groups, but one person I did not connect with in time for that story was Dr. Teresa Smith de Cherif, a part-time resident of Windsock Village of West Ossipee who works for the Tilton Clinic of the VA Medical Center of Manchester. She is trained in internal medicine and infectious diseases, including pandemic preparedness.
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