Vermont Medicine is published bi-annually by the Robert Larner, M.D. College of Medicine at the University of Vermont. The publication features articles on students, faculty, alumni, college news, research and philanthropy, along with in-depth narratives about their communities.

Spring 2025 Feature Stories

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Planetary Health: Human well-being is inextricably linked with the health of the environment

The phrase “planetary health” captures the most crucial issues of our time. It represents the understanding that human health and civilization depend on the wise stewardship of Earth’s natural systems.
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Setting the Standard: Caring for Kids

Vermont has earned a prestigious distinction for its commitment to maternal and infant health, becoming the only state in the nation to receive an “A” grade on the 2024 March of Dimes Report Card.
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All Brains Belong: Health Care for the Neurodivergent Community

"We all have different brains that experience the world differently, and different brains have different needs. When people feel heard and understood, they are more engaged in their care and have better long-term health." – MEL HOUSER, M.D.’12
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Deep Dives, Fascinating Stories

Take some time to read the latest Vermont Medicine on Issuu, or browse our archives for past issues and stories.

Vermont Medicine: Spring 2025 (Opens in Issuu) Vermont Medicine Archives