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A magazine for alumni and friends of Dartmouth Medical School and Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. |
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Table of Contents and Masthead (PDF) 86 KB |
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Editor's Note by Dana Cook Grossman, and Staff List (HTML) (PDF) 16 KB |
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FEATURES |
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The Dartmouth-Hitchcock Clinic—one of the oldest and, today, one of the largest multispecialty group practices in the country—is celebrating its 75th anniversary in 2002. The organization's long run is cause for applause. |
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"I won't quit till I'm a star on Broadway, on Broadway," sang the Drifters in 1963. A decade later, that refrain rang true for a pair of aspiring doctors who were determined to return to New York City to practice among the people they had each grown up with. Today, both are graduates of Dartmouth Medical School and they have offices at opposite ends of Broadway. |
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Between the Front and Doctor Bowler
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During World War II, although Dartmouth Medical School graduates and Hitchcock Clinic staff members were scattered far and wide in the service, they kept in remarkably close touch with Hanover. A stream of letters, notes, and cards flowed from barracks and battleships around the globe back to the desk of Dartmouth's Dr. John Bowler—and vice versa. |
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DEPARTMENTS |
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The news in this issue includes insights into the new crop of students (page 8), word of a record-setting jump in research income (page 12), a couple of heartwarming stories about generosity (pages 14 and 15), and more.
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Grand Rounds
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Student Notebook
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Bench to Bedside
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Point of View
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"All in the family"
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Alumni Album
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Elaine Choy Lee, a 1979 DMS alumna, is one of two New York doctors featured in a photoessay starting on page 40. The photograph is by Patrick Saine. |
A Long-Running Hit
On Broadway . . .
Vital Signs
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