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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
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
DHMC gastroenterologist Timothy Gardner, MD, with a patient

$14 Million Estate Gift to Transform Future of Digestive Health

October 24th, 2024
Linda Vahdat with Patient

The Copper Paradox: Linda Vahdat’s Mission to Prevent Cancer Metastasis

September 13th, 2024
3D-printed lattices. These bone-like building blocks can be crafted into various geometries and tailored to patient-specific tissue treatments.

How this engineer could change post-cancer recovery.

September 3rd, 2024
A punch biopsy (above) from the left shoulder showing skin cancer, illuminated in purple, at a magnification of 100x.

What role does the skin microbiome play in cancer progression?

August 14th, 2024
Matt LeBoeuf, MD, PhD, section chief and director of Mohs Micrographic Surgery (right), is investigating how artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning could help surgeons make the most precise excisions possible in real time.

AI at the Cutting Edge of Surgery

August 14th, 2024
Alicia Dagrosa, MD, MBA, RES '21, MED '17, TU '16, examines a patient during Patient Access Week in April.

Nationwide, patients are languishing on waiting lists. This department devised a solution.

August 14th, 2024
Lung cancer screening tests are quick and easy. Using a low-dose computed tomography (LDCT) scanner, clinicians take detailed pictures (or scans) of your lungs in under 2 minutes.

Lung cancer screening rates are low. This team is changing that.

June 24th, 2024
Normand W. Madore (left) and son James T. Madore in the summer of 2022 at the Wright Museum of World War II in Wolfeboro, N.H.

A custodian, a palliative care patient, and a grateful son. This is their story.

Patient Stories
March 7th, 2024