Giving Stories

DHART helicopter in 1995

Intensive Care on the Fly

Giving in Action
December 13th, 2024
Aaron McKenna, PhD, assistant professor of molecular and systems biology at Geisel and Dartmouth Cancer Center, investigates the cellular lineage of pancreatic cancer with his team, which includes Geisel MD/PhD student Abigail Marshall (left).

Are Some Cancer Cells Predestined to Spread?

Giving in Action
December 13th, 2024
SweetGoals App

SweetGoals: Could Incentives and Coaching Help Young Adults with Type 1 Diabetes?

Giving in Action
December 13th, 2024
Steve Chapman, MD, medical director of the Northern New England Advocacy Collaborative, a pediatrician at Dartmouth Health Children's, and Boyle Chair in Advocacy and Community Pediatrics at Geisel School of Medicine, examines 5-year-old patient, Serenity.

Advocating for Child Health

Giving in Action
December 13th, 2024
Geisel alum Joe Graterol, MD, MED '15 (right), with his wife, Sara Kibrom, MD, MED '15, and their son, Noah.

How Geisel Scholarships Shape Medical Careers

Giving in Action
December 13th, 2024
Southwestern Vermont Medical Center, a Dartmouth Health member hospital

Advancing Care at Member Hospitals

Giving in Action
December 13th, 2024
Digital therapeutics illustration

Can Digital Therapeutics Help Solve the Mental Health Crisis?

November 26th, 2024
Joe Okimoto MD, D '60, MED '61 speaks at a Conversations that Matter event at Dartmouth about being imprisoned as a child during World War II at the Poston War Relocation Center.

As a 3-Year-Old, He Was Incarcerated.

November 26th, 2024
Soo Hwan (Soo) Park ’25, a medical student at the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth

Geisel Launches AI-focused Curriculum to Train Digital Health Leaders

November 26th, 2024
Child looks at fast food options on television.

Reward Processing in a Child's Brain May Put Them at Higher Risk of Obesity

Pediatrics
November 14th, 2024

Stories of giving back and changing lives

Larry Morgan, an avid cyclist and pacemaker patient, stands next to his bike and a sign that says, "elevation here 6,578 feet."

A Pacemaker Fit for a Cyclist

Patient Stories
February 26th, 2024
Brock Christensen, PhD (right) and Christine Gunn, MA, PhD (left)

A Personalized Healthcare Revolution

Giving in Action
December 7th, 2023
Volunteers tend the Farmacy Garden at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center, an initiative to improve access to nutritious food among patients.

Where the Clinic and the Dinner Table Meet

Giving in Action
December 7th, 2023