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Dartmouth Cancer Center Keene celebrates opening of new linear accelerator, expanded cancer treatment space
The ribbon-cutting marks a major milestone in efforts by Cheshire Medical Center to expand access to advanced radiation therapy close to home.

Dartmouth Cancer Center Keene celebrates opening of new linear accelerator, expanded cancer treatment space
The ribbon-cutting marks a major milestone in efforts by Cheshire Medical Center to expand access to advanced radiation therapy close to home.

Dartmouth Health infectious disease doctor joins CDC tuberculosis council at invitation of HHS secretary
Elizabeth A. Talbot, MD, to serve on Advisory Council for the Elimination of Tuberculosis through June 2029

Dartmouth Health infectious disease doctor joins CDC tuberculosis council at invitation of HHS secretary
Elizabeth A. Talbot, MD, to serve on Advisory Council for the Elimination of Tuberculosis through June 2029

Dartmouth Health study finds rural older adults have less access to intensive hospice care
The full study, “Rural-Urban Disparities in the Delivery and Intensity of the Medicare Hospice Benefit,” is published in JAMA.

Dartmouth Health researcher receives NIH New Innovator Award to study skin fungi’s role in atopic dermatitis
Kowalski’s research centers on the skin mycobiome – the community of fungi that live on the skin.

Dartmouth Health’s Dartmouth-Hitchcock Boards of Trustees welcome three new members
The Dartmouth-Hitchcock Boards of Trustees is a dedicated group working to ensure that Dartmouth Health’s Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center and the Dartmouth Hitchcock Clinics are well-positioned to succeed and serve the community.

“We anticipate that this will change transfusion practices in the U.S.”—Dartmouth Health researchers identify additional risk for patients with tickborne alpha-gal syndrome apart from meat allergy
Study shows allergy also causes reaction from plasma, platelet transfusion in O-blood type patients

“We anticipate that this will change transfusion practices in the U.S.”—Dartmouth Health researchers identify additional risk for patients with tickborne alpha-gal syndrome apart from meat allergy
Study shows allergy also causes reaction from plasma, platelet transfusion in O-blood type patients

Dartmouth Health to lead $44 million national research study of care decisions among older adults with serious illness
DH will serve as the study’s rural anchor for the Advancing Ethical Goals in Society (AEGIS) trial, which will enroll more than 12,000 older patients.