Heart and Vascular
“I'm blessed. They saved my life”—Heart attack survivor who received triple bypass at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center to throw out first pitch at Dartmouth Health’s Love Your Heart Night
Dartmouth Health’s eighth annual summer celebration of baseball and cardiovascular health returns Saturday, August 9
Dartmouth Health adds nine new providers from various disciplines across health system
Providers span eight healthcare disciplines and practices across two Dartmouth Health locations
Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center is the first in northern New England to receive national certification for hypertension from the American Heart Association
Certified Comprehensive Hypertension Centers are recognized as leaders in providing the most up-to-date, effective treatment strategies based on current evidence-based research in hypertension.
Dartmouth Health to sponsor 2025 American Heart Association New Hampshire Heart Walk in Manchester
Heart Walk will be held on Sunday, June 1
Dartmouth Health, American Heart Association provide blood pressure monitoring equipment to five New Hampshire public libraries
New program helps Granite Staters combat high blood pressure, a major risk factor for heart disease and stroke
Dartmouth Health nurse tapped as community volunteer chair for New Hampshire Go Red for Women Luncheon, February 12
Annual event is sponsored by Dartmouth Health
Dartmouth Health expands vascular services to Southwestern Vermont Medical Center
This expansion will allow patients to stay closer to home for consultations, relevant testing, and follow-up care.
Red Sox legend Bill “Spaceman” Lee to throw out first pitch at Dartmouth Health’s Love Your Heart Night
Hall of Fame pitcher was successfully treated for blocked artery at DHMC
Dartmouth Hitchcock Clinics Nashua announces hiring of new cardiologist
Zhihang Zhang, MD, is now accepting patients
Dartmouth Health researchers studying hand screening technique for early diagnosis of life-threatening multi-system disorder
Cardiologists, orthopaedic surgeons, and pathologists at DHMC are collaborating on groundbreaking research aimed at identifying early signs of amyloidosis, a progressive and multi-system disorder.