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News from the College

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UVMMC and Larner March for Pride and Equality

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Behind the Scenes with Lewis First, M.D.

Accolades & Accomplishments

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Pulmonary Hypertension Care Center Accreditation Highlights Clinical Excellence

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Connecting the Docs: Creating a Network Department

More Larner News

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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New Hope for Heart Failure: Larner College of Medicine Scientist’s Breakthrough Treatment

Heart disease, which includes heart failure, has been the leading cause of death in the United States since 1950. Among the estimated 5 million Americans diagnosed with heart failure (HF), ...

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Paving the Way for Health Equity: UVM’s NAYR Program

Health equity improves when the health sciences workforce reflects the diversity of the community and health care systems invest in marginalized...

Optimizing Cardiac Rehabilitation for Diverse Populations

In medicine, cardiac rehabilitation (CR) programs are designed to improve the cardiovascular health of individuals who have experienced heart-related events such as heart attacks, surgeries, or chronic conditions. A comprehensive CR approach, which can include structured exercise training...