Articles by: Geisel Communications

Insurance Companies Like United Healthcare Are Not the Only Ones to Blame for a Broken System – STAT News

Read article – Elliott Fisher, a professor of the Dartmouth Institute, medicine, and community and family medicine, writes an opinion piece about the broken health care system in the wake of the murder of United Healthcare’s CEO. “Perhaps, if we can begin to make affordable, accessible, high-quality health care a reality for everyone, fewer people will feel excluded, disrespected, uncared for—and angry,” Fisher said.

Geisel Opens Newly Expanded Student Lounge

Geisel Opens Newly Expanded Student Lounge

On November 19, the Geisel School of Medicine community celebrated the grand opening of its new Medical and Health Sciences Student Lounge in Remsen 3. During the ribbon-cutting ceremony, those gathered grabbed snacks, entered raffles, and enjoyed the festive atmosphere in the beautifully redesigned space for Geisel medical and health sciences students. 

Best Practices in Hispanic and Latino Programs – Insight Into Diversity

Read article – The Geisel School of Medicine is highlighted as an example of how institutions can promote Hispanic and Latino students and studies by showcasing their commitment to diversity, cultural understanding, and student success. Isadora Guarino, Thayer ’23, MED ’24, and Paula Sofia Lara Mejia, MED ’25 have been recognized for their contributions to health care and community service.