Suzanne DeJohn
Suzanne DeJohn
31 Toms Rd.
Candler, NC 28715
828/670-5248
Illustrations using scratchboard, watercolor, cut paper, pencil, and pen and ink.
- Contents
- Discoveries
- Vital Signs
- Training physicians to help patients take ownership of their care
- Facts and Figures: Glove compartment
- Students address big needs behind bars
- Learning to confront physician substance abuse
- Celebration serves as a foundation for $250-million campaign
- DMS alumnus gives his alma mater $2 million toward scholarships
- Spring bulbs light up the DHMC campus
- $2 million grant will aid in the fight against AIDS in Africa
- Teleconference connects collaborators
- Incisionless surgery: Not a sci-fi movie anymore
- Promoting the intersection of healing and the arts
- The studies weren't for real, but the "investigators" worked really hard
- DHMC is caring for staff as well as for patients
- Cancer center branches out both south and north
- New affiliation will bring med students for NYC to DMC
- Investigator Insight
- Beloved otolaryngologist Dudley Weider dies . . . with his scrubs and his skis on
- Clinical Observation
- Media Mentions: DMS and DHMC in the news
- Worthy of note: Honors, awards, appointments, etc.
- Music becomes a healing memorial
- Pages past
- New on the bookshelf: Recent releases by DMS faculty authors
- News Briefs
- Essays
- Letters
- Features
- "A Single Microbial Sea"
By Doug McInnisOnce upon a time, the developed world thought infectious diseases had been more or less wiped out by vaccines and antibiotics. But today we're battling AIDS and SARS and the bird flu. And tomorrow we may be contending with contagions as yet unknown. What happened? And, more to the point, what can we do about it?
- "Critical Concept"
By Laura Stephenson CarterThe intensive care unit at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center celebrates its 50th anniversary this year. It was a pioneering concept back in 1955. And DHMC has remained a leader in critical-care medicine ever since.
- "House Calls with John"
By John F. Radebaugh, M.D.A retired member of the DMS faculty reflects on his varied career--and makes the case for the powerful healing effects of the house call.
- "A Single Microbial Sea"
- Development
- Profiles
- Art of Medicine