Genevieve Canceko Chan
Genevieve Canceko Chan has worked in academic publishing for almost ten years, as a writer, editor, and project manager. She has an MFA in creative writing from the University of Michigan.
- Contents
- Discoveries
- DMS's John Baron was at eye of Vioxx storm
- Researcher calls vaccine results "stunning"
- Journal is devoted to field conceived at DMS
- Memorable findings from imaging study
- Bringing rigor to education, too
- Heart study raises policy questions
- Hedgehog pathway presents many puzzles
- Phone is key to novel psychiatric approach
- His eye's on microvilli
- Research Briefs
- Vital Signs
- Detecting complex gene interactions using algorithms
- Facts & Figures: Vaccine victories
- Patients go home quicker, in less pain, with new technique
- Getting radiation where it should go . . . and not where it shouldn't
- Taking a close look at a historical claim
- Collegewide campaign launches in New York
- Historical paintings give lecture hall a major face-lift
- $5-million gift will go toward constructing LeBaron Commons
- Trip to Tanzania was "disheartening" but "just the beginning"
- DHMC group pursues high-minded extramedical project
- DMS research funding rose 13% last year to $127 million in FY04
- Clinical Observation: Joan Crane Barthold, M.D.
- Med student cuts her teeth on community outreach
- DHMC has a secret agent in its battle against (computer) viruses
- Investigator Insight: Deborah Hogan, Ph.D.
- Nurse residency program uses simulated patients
- Worthy of note: Honors, awards, appointments, etc.
- Media Mentions: DMS and DHMC in the news
- Pages Past
- New on the bookshelf: Recent releases by DMS faculty authors
- News Briefs
- Essays
- Letters
- Features
- "Allegro e Appassionato"
By Laura Stephenson CarterDartmouth Medical School's dean keeps a fast and furious pace as he champions DMS both internally and externally. And singing the School's praises is something he does with passion.
- "Dying Well"
By Jennifer Durgin, Sheila Harvey Tanzer, and Lynda Hynes GagneSlowly but surely, Americans are coming to see death not as a failure on the part of medicine but as a natural part of life. DHMC is leading the way in this movement, as described here. And a pair of related stories recount deaths realized in this manner: one after a life measured in many decades, one after a life measured in hours.
- "Paper Cuts"
By Jennifer DurginThe pages of peer-reviewed scientific journals may not be very colorful, but they are the lifeblood of an academic medical center. The information in journals is essential to clinicians and researchers alike, and journals are the medium through which discoveries made at Dartmouth are spread across the country and around the world. That's why both librarians and academics are worried about some changes taking place in scientific publishing.
- "Allegro e Appassionato"
- Development
- Profiles
- Art of Medicine