New Technology Provides Specialist Support for Newborns
At a time when maternity specialists can be hard to find in rural America, our TeleICN program connects neonatologists to clinicians at the bedside of newborns in need.
How An 83-Year-Old Former Olympian Recovered from Heart Surgery
Despite his age, this retired Olympic kayaker went into open-heart surgery fit and well prepared. Then, the speed of his recovery marked another record for him.
An Undiagnosed Genetic Disorder Now Can Get Identified Before It’s Too Late
34 million people are unknowingly at risk of deadly heart attacks by age 30, thanks to an underdiagnosed genetic condition. To increase diagnoses of the cholesterol-related disorder and save lives, Dartmouth Health cardiologists have launched the TREAT-FH
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Medical Oncologist Gabriel A. Brooks, MD, MPH is leading a clinical trial that is testing a more personalized approach to chemotherapy dosing.
Study led by Stephanie Harlow, MD, and Ilana Cass, MD, suggests increased hesitancy in the post-COVID era toward standard childhood vaccinations.
Dartmouth Health CEO and President Joanne M. Conroy, MD, is named by Becker’s Hospital Review as one of the great leaders in healthcare for 2026.
Dartmouth Cancer Center oncologists lead a study on how to reduce delays and improve access to rural care for head and neck squamous cell carcinoma.
Steven Woloshin and Raffael Heiss are coauthors of a systematic review article in JAMA on Prescription Drug Promotion by Social Media Influencers.
Samantha House, DO, MPH, co-author of Pediatrics article on low-value care differences at hospitals for emergency conditions by race and ethnicity.
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