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Dr. Joanne Conroy will replace John Haupert, CEO of Atlanta-based Grady, as chair-elect in January 2023.

BENNINGTON — Dr. Kimberley Sampson, an OB-GYN at Southwestern Vermont Medical Center, has earned a certification from the Strategic Centre for Obesity Professional Education. This internationally recognized standard of obesity

HANOVER — A presentation by Dartmouth College officials on revised plans shifting a 400-bed student housing complex to the west side of Lyme Road went downhill after a college official declared the new location “is the direction we’re going to go” and...

Investigators report high rates of new tuberculosis infection among adolescents in Tanzania.

Part will go toward designing an approach to the admissions process that looks at applicants character traits in addition to academic ability.

Will Peterson is the fastest human in the White Mountains. With 3+ days of near-constant motion, he broke a 7-year-old record.

Published today in PLOS ONE, "Serial T-SPOT.TB responses in Tanzanian adolescents: transient, persistent and irregular conversions" [https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0268685], investigators from the Geisel School of Medicine and Muhimibili University of Health and Allied Sciences report high rates of new tuberculosis (TB) infection among adolescents in Tanzania.

Part will go toward designing an approach to the admissions process that looks at applicants character traits in addition to academic ability.

Waukesha-based Kern Family Foundation has pledged $50 million to the Medical College of Wisconsin, in its second major philanthropic contribution to MCW in the past five years.

In a new study launched to better understand headache as a side effect of medication use, the top five most frequently implicated meds were all treatments for autoimmune disorders.