Articles by: Geisel Communications

Kentucky Cannabis Experts Weigh In on Benefits and Drawbacks of Marijuana Use – Link NKY via WCPO

Read article – Features comments by Alan Budney, a professor of psychiatry and biomedical data science, in an article about marijuana use. “We ran some studies and it turned out cannabis withdrawal looks like tobacco withdrawal, and a good percentage of these people who use a lot of cannabis end up with the same withdrawal symptoms,” Budney said.

U.S. Should Have Attacked COVID Like a Foreign Invasion, Experts Say. Have We Learned Any Lessons? – USA Today

Read article – Kendall Hoyt, a senior lecturer of engineering and assistant professor of medicine, is listed as one of the authors of the new book Lessons From the COVID War. In the book, Hoyt and over 30 other experts from the worlds of policy, public health, science, biodefense, and patient advocacy examine how the U.S. lost the pandemic war. (Picked up by MSN.)

The Great Resignation: Survival Strategies for Pediatric Practice – Contemporary Pediatrics

Read article – Andrew Schuman, a clinical assistant professor of pediatrics, writes a column about navigating pediatric practice through staffing shortages and increased workloads. “We need to reinvent our practices and create a better medical home for our patients,” Schuman said. “For many providers, this is long overdue and should be seen as an opportunity rather than a hardship.”

BIPOC Banquet: April 15

BIPOC Banquet: April 15

The Geisel BIPOC Banquet planning committee invites you to a special evening for Geisel students (MD, TDI, Geisel graduate students) and Dartmouth community members, centered around the Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) experience in medicine on April 15.