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Learn the tools for making your business one that supports employee health, wellbeing through Dartmouth Health virtual series
Employers who address substance use and mental health in the workplace have healthier employees, increased productivity and profits, and fewer injuries and accidents.
Before the skies go dark, read these tips for safely viewing the upcoming solar eclipse from Dartmouth Health
Even when the sun is fully covered by the moon, it is never safe to stare directly at the sun.
Tom Dee selected as the 2024 Citizen of the Year
Thomas A. Dee, President and CEO of Southwestern Vermont Medical Center (SVMC) [svhealthcare.org] has been recognized as the Vermont Chamber of Commerce's 2024 Citizen of the Year.
Dartmouth Health receives $3.1M in congressional funding for improvements to community health
The funding was secured by U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) as part of the final government funding package for fiscal year 2024.
Dartmouth Health and Geisel receive $5 million award to develop the next generation of scientists
Funds will be used to launch a new Learning Health System Embedded Scientist Training and Research Center
Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital named among best for patient experience
APD recognized by Healthgrades, a comprehensive database of ratings and comparisons for physicians, hospitals and healthcare providers.
Dartmouth Health Children’s pediatric dermatology chief recognized for work in quality improvement
Julianne A. Mann received the Innovations in Quality Improvement Award from the American Academy of Dermatology.
Measles cases on the rise: Dartmouth Health Children’s pediatrician urges vaccination
Measles cases are surging in various parts of the world, highlighting the critical importance of measles vaccinations.
Dartmouth Health Children’s welcomes River Road Pediatrics to health system
Effective March 18, 2024, River Road Pediatrics will join the Dartmouth Health Children’s system of pediatric care.
Dartmouth Health leads study showing what it takes to rise and shine
According to a new Dartmouth Health and University of Michigan study, a 5 am wake-up call may be worth sleeping through.