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Barbara Teeter takes her wash down at her home in Lebanon, N.H., on Nov. 10, 2016. Teeter worked at DHMC for 47 years she was laid off in October. (Valley News - Jennifer Hauck) Copyright Valley News. May not be reprinted or used online without permission. Send requests to permission@vnews.com.

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Jim Kenyon: More on DHMC’s ‘Culture of Caring’

by Staff Report November 15, 2016

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Dartmouth, Harvard Study Argues for Making Priority Of Time at Home for Dying

by Judith Graham Kaiser Health NewsNovember 13, 2016

Chicoine

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At the Hospitals: Nov. 13, 2016

by Staff Report November 13, 2016

Editorial: The Prouty Imperative

by Staff Report November 9, 2016

Norris Cotton Cancer Center director Mark Israel in an undated photograph. (Courtesy Geisel School of Medicine)

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Dartmouth-Hitchcock Seeks Dismissal of Lawsuit

by Rick Jurgens Valley News Staff WriterNovember 7, 2016

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Read the Document: Mark Israel’s Lawsuit Related to Prouty, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Funds

by Staff Report November 4, 2016

Mark Israel MD

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Former Norris Cotton Cancer Center Director Sues Dartmouth-Hitchcock Over Prouty Funds

by Rick Jurgens Valley News Staff WriterNovember 1, 2016

In this photo provided by James Vonderhuevel, Keith Vonderhuevel picks up 2-year-old Allison Vonderhuevel in Sidney, Ohio, using a special prosthetic hand that allowed him to feel sensation so he knew how tightly to squeeze. A next-generation artificial hand is letting amputees tell the difference between a soft or firm touch, another step toward developing prosthetics that can feel, and a natural enough sensation to hold a child without too tight a squeeze. ( James Vonderhuevel via AP)

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Artificial Hand Offers Wearers Sense of Touch

by Lauran Neergaard AP Medical WriterOctober 30, 2016

Irma Hendricks has blood drawn at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, on Oct. 6, 2016. Hendricks received a kidney transplant from a donor with hepatitis C, and took medications after surgery that cleared away the virus and left her feeling healthy again. Hendricks is part of a pilot study testing if new drugs that promise to cure most hepatitis C could allow use of organs that today go to waste, and speed transplants to people who might otherwise die waiting. (AP Photo/Jessica Kourkounis)

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Kidneys Carrying Hepatitis C May Bring Some Relief

by Lauran Neergaard AP Medical WriterOctober 30, 2016

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At the Hospitals: Oct. 30, 2016

by Staff Report October 29, 2016