Read article - Cites comments by Michael Whitfield, chair and professor of biomedical data science, about how a Geisel School of Medicine-Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center research team has started work on an National Institutes of Health-funded project to track the development and spread of COVID-19 variants detected in the Upper Valley. “It’s extremely important for us to be able to identify and monitor variants of concern, such as the recent Delta variant, in our local population to inform public health efforts and to aid in the development of any future vaccines that may be needed,” says Whitfield.
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It was a terrific contest on Friday as Geisel's second-year med students took the victory over the first-year students in the annual Swenson Cup soccer match. Congrats to all for a fun and exciting game!
It was a beautiful day for Geisel’s annual Activities Fair, where MD and MPH students could meet with co-curricular group leaders representing more than 42 groups active at the medical school.
Congratulations to the MD Class of 2027 on their White Coat Ceremony yesterday. Welcome to the Geisel family! #WhiteCoat
We had an amazing time last Tuesday at the Welcome BBQ with our new MD and Public Health students! We are so excited to see what they will accomplish here at @dartmouthcollege.
Fatima Madondo ’26 has been awarded an Association of Radiation Oncologists (ASTRO) Medical Student Fellowship, which aims to introduce students from underrepresented backgrounds to radiation oncology, support their summer research projects, and provide connections with professionals in the field. Read the full story online (link in bio).
Congrats to @thedartmouthinstitute Class of '23! Inclement weather failed to dampen the spirits of those attending the Geisel School of Medicine MPH and MS Program’s Class Day event, held last Friday on the lawn of the Class of 1978 Life Sciences Center. Read more, view photos, and watch the event online (link in bio).
Let's have a big round of applause for Tina Hoisington and our other Geisel staff who work so hard to make Class Day a success every year! 👏
Congratulations to the Geisel Class of '23! We’re very proud of you. Good luck in your medical careers! Read more, view photos, and watch the ceremony livestream online (link in bio). #Geisel23s #Classof2023