Patient Stories and Heart Health Tips
Dartmouth Health Leaders Partner with American Heart Association for Annual Educational Luncheon
2022 New Hampshire Go Red for Women® Luncheon to be held April 20 at the Hanover Inn
Has Your Lifestyle Changed During the Pandemic? Learn How That Could Impact Your Heart from a D-H Cardiologist
“Heart Health in a Pandemic” will be on February 23
Advancing Technology and Remote Care for Cardiac Patients
The Device Clinic at Dartmouth-Hitchcock’s Heart & Vascular Center has expanded the availability of innovative devices that improve patient outcomes.
Heart Health for Women
By understanding heart disease risks and symptoms, following a heart-healthy diet and tuning in to their bodies, women can actively protect their hearts and overall health.
Managing Your Blood Pressure
Merle L. Myerson, MD, PhD, offers important information about blood pressure and how to manage it to support heart and overall health.
Couch Potato or Weekend Warrior: What is the right amount of exercise?
Gregory A. Dadekian, MD, describes the right amount of exercise and offers advice on how to build an exercise routine that works for you.
Our Patients. Their Stories. Joe Shattie
After surviving three separate cardiac arrests over 25 years, he is raising awareness about the importance of taking care of your health—and never taking it for granted.
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Advancing Technology and Remote Care for Cardiac Patients
The Device Clinic at Dartmouth-Hitchcock’s Heart & Vascular Center is changing the landscape for cardiac technology and care delivery.
Healthy Heart Tips
While February is designated as Heart Month, it’s important to take care of your heart all year round.
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Vascular Surgeon Nationally Recognized for Advancing the Field of Vascular Care
Society for Vascular Surgery Vascular Quality Initiative announces scholarship named in honor of Jack L. Cronenwett, MD.