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Celebrating Research Excellence at Larner
The Larner College of Medicine Newsletter

Accolades and Accomplishments: October 2, 2024
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UVMMC and Larner March for Pride and Equality
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Behind the Scenes with Lewis First, M.D.

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Pulmonary Hypertension Care Center Accreditation Highlights Clinical Excellence

Local and health system–wide investments in care and treatment for patients across Vermont and northern New York who suffer from a collection of rare, progressive, and deadly heart and lung–related conditions have earned University of Vermont Medical Center’s Pulmonary Hypertension Program...

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Connecting the Docs: Creating a Network Department

Many people note that a silver lining of the COVID-19 pandemic is that it forced people to collaborate remotely, accelerating innovations in teamwork and problem-solving. This is evident within the UVM Children’s Hospital and the pediatrics department. In 2020, pediatrics personnel at...

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UVM Cancer Center Trainee Spotlight—Deena Snoke, Ph.D.

In a new publication in the Journal of Cachexia and Sarcopenia of Muscle, post-doc Deena Snoke, PhD, shares her research findings that lung cancer patients experience a 20% reduction in muscle fiber size after 2 months of conventional treatment despite...

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University of Vermont and BioLabs to Launch Start-up Incubator

Timed appropriately with the Dean’s Celebration of Excellence in Research coming in late September, the University of Vermont (UVM), Vermont’s flagship, land-grant university, has announced a partnership with Cambridge, Massachusetts–based ...

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Larner Welcomes Class of 2028 Medical Students

On August 5, 2024, the Larner College of Medicine at the University of Vermont welcomed 124 new medical students in the Class of 2028 to campus.   Larner dean Richard L. Page, M.D., addressed the incoming students in his welcome message, stressing the importance of maintaining a...

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Leffler Talks to WCAX about the Increasing Costs of Health Care in Vermont
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Drug Target Review Reports on New Genetic Mutations Network Model by Roberts et al.
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Morris, Sadkin Comment to VT Digger on Low Medicare Reimbursement
headshot of Larner Class of 2026 medical student Khadija Moussadek

Moussadek Speaks to WCAX about Suicide Prevention Symposium
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Bell Interviewed by WCAX during Child Passenger Safety Week

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Latest Larner Blog Post: Empowering the Next Generation to Shape Their Own Lives

“YALL has quickly become a cornerstone of support, education, and empowerment for high school students in the Danbury community.” —Javier Rincon, Class of 2025

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