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Larner faculty members, researchers, and scientists are a constant presence in the media for their groundbreaking research and expert commentary on public health issues that affect Vermonters, New England, and the nation.

Larner News and Stories

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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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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

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Larner in the Media

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Brooklyn Daily Eagle Reports Soll Presentation on Preterm Brain Injury at Maimonides Symposium
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Vt. Cynic Interviews Lahey about EEE
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Higgins Study on Flavored E-Cigarettes Featured in News Medical Life Sciences
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Leahy, Althoff Discuss New Mental Health Urgent Care Center with NBC5
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Franz Interviewed by NBC5 at Burlington Pride Parade

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e-News from Larner

The Larner Medicine e-newsletter is distributed on a monthly basis in order to provide updates, accolades, publications, and other pertinent information to the Larner community.

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UVM Larner Med Blog

Our bloggers include medical students, graduates, alumni, faculty, researchers, staff, and guests, sharing insights on life in and out of the classroom, public and global health, and "aha" moments filled with reflection, humor, and tips for maintaining study/work/life balance.

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