The award is to support research on a range of conditions that impose high burdens on patients, caregivers and the health care system.
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Meg Seely Receives the 2018 Edith Amsden Award for VolunteersJune 11Meg Seely was recognized for her service as a Patient and Family Advisor and Patient and Family Voices volunteer.
Matthew P. Haag Named VP of Development and Alumni Relations for Dartmouth-Hitchcock and Geisel School of MedicineMay 30Matthew P. Haag has been named the VP of Development and Alumni Relations for D-H and the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth.
Understanding Womens Stroke RisksMay 30Stroke is the fourth leading cause of death among American womenpregnancy, childbirth, reproductive health and hormones are all potential contributors.
Is it Asthma, Allergies or a Cold?By Dr. Margaret Guill | May 30Here's some advice from Children's Hospital at Dartmouth-Hitchcock's (CHaD's) pediatric pulmonologist Dr. Margaret Guill on how to tell the source of your child's springtime sniffles.
Reducing the Stigma of Mental IllnessMay 30D-Hs Senior Director of Public Affairs John Broderick is on a mission to help reduce stigma and raise mental health awareness. So far, he's reached 90 schools and almost 50,000 individuals.
Treating the Most Common Skin Cancers: Mohs SurgeryMay 30One of the most effective treatments for skin cancer is Mohs surgery, but many who might benefit from this type of surgery dont know what it is, even though the procedure dates back to the 1930s.
