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ARLINGTON — Three questions on the Arlington ballot aim to inspire residents and the town to combat climate change by taking measured steps to reduce fossil fuel emissions.

Assessments of protein folding/binding, electrostatics, cell types, and sex-specific genetic differences are speeding drug discovery and advancing precision medicine.

Broad, durable, and systemic anti-tumor immunity observed using inCPMV with OX40 agonist antibodiesIntratumoral inCPMV administration in combination with systemic anti-OX40 controlled the progression of

"The instructions ... weren't clear about what you should do if your test was negative."

A new study by researchers at Dartmouth, Carnegie Mellon University, the University of Pittsburgh, and the Lisa Schwartz Foundation for Truth in Medicine, published this week in JAMA Internal Medicine, shows that people using COVID home test kits may fail to self-quarantine or may quarantine unnecessarily because they misinterpret the implications of test results.

Recent trends in Vermont’s COVID-19 case counts have officials and experts feeling optimistic about the course of the pandemic — but all warn it would be premature to brush off the Omicron threat just yet. As of Friday, the state’s seven-day average...

Brattleboro's new mask mandate aligns with CDC's guidance

The Vermont Department of Health has recorded about 1,200 repeat infections since September of 2021

HANOVER — Cases of COVID-19 remain high at Dartmouth College, which reported nearly 750 active cases on Thursday.The college, where nearly 98% of students and employees have been vaccinated, has seen almost 1,200 new cases in the past week. Cases at...

Intranasal ketamine is a viable treatment option for acute cluster headache attacks ― but does not reduce pain intensity as quickly as initially anticipated, a new pilot study suggests.