She Didn’t Take No
for an Answer
Sara K. Dye, MD, MED ’75 RES ’83 has transformed vascular and diabetes care in Native communities across the U.S. But first she had to fight to become a doctor.
Features
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She Didn’t Take No
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The Power
of PlayHow one doctor turned to video games to prevent health issues.
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How Modern Surgery has
Outgrown the Operating RoomAs rural America ages, Dartmouth Health member hospitals like Cheshire Medical Center are deepening their investments in surgical care.
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Curing Cancer With
Living DrugsDartmouth Cancer Center’s new center for cell therapy will offer life-saving treatments and drive promising clinical trials, building on a legacy of leading immunotherapy breakthroughs.
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The Daily
DoseWhat if the cure for food allergies has been hiding in kitchen cupboards?
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Dr. AI: Could Artificial Intelligence
Replace Clinicians?New tools based on AI technology have the potential to reshape how medicine is practiced—and the role of the provider.
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Distilling the Science of Parenting
How two Dartmouth alumni—a psychologist and a Geisel trained pediatrician—teamed up to guide whole-family care.
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Battling the
Antibiotic ApocalypseHow Dartmouth researchers and doctors are leading the fight against antibiotic-resistant infections.
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Global Health
on Equal TermsHow reciprocity in Geisel-led partnerships is advancing care across the globe.
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20 Years On
The Road to $1MFrom scrappy beginnings, the CHaD HERO celebrates two decades of healing kids by breaking seven figures for the first time.
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Intensive Care
on the FlyDHART marks 30 years of transforming critical care.
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Is There an Algorithm for Happiness?
Happiness among young people has plummeted. Can technology be part of the solution?
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When the Doctor
Prescribes Ice CreamA new model for infusing personalized palliative care into primary care ensures health is on your own terms.
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The New Landscape
of Rural BirthsObstetric wards in the North Country are closing. Now what?
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A New Way to
Illuminate the BrainVishva Natarajan MED ’28 is building a tool that could reshape neuro-oncology research.
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Training Doctors for Every Community
A new program at Geisel School of Medicine provides unique experiential learning opportunities to help future doctors better help underserved communities.