Heart and Vascular
Dartmouth Health expands vascular services to Southwestern Vermont Medical Center
This expansion will allow patients to stay closer to home for consultations, relevant testing, and follow-up care.
What's Your Risk of Heart Disease?
Erica Houskeeper shares her experience with heart disease in her family and getting a calcium score test to pinpoint evidence of plaque in her arteries.
Red Sox legend Bill “Spaceman” Lee to throw out first pitch at Dartmouth Health’s Love Your Heart Night
Hall of Fame pitcher was successfully treated for blocked artery at DHMC
Dartmouth Hitchcock Clinics Nashua announces hiring of new cardiologist
Zhihang Zhang, MD, is now accepting patients
What Happens When You Have a Heart Attack?
Heart attack symptoms can be challenging to recognize; however, the outcome for most heart attack patients is optimistic.
Dartmouth Health researchers studying hand screening technique for early diagnosis of life-threatening multi-system disorder
Cardiologists, orthopaedic surgeons, and pathologists at DHMC are collaborating on groundbreaking research aimed at identifying early signs of amyloidosis, a progressive and multi-system disorder.
Associated Press: DHMC nurse saved by colleagues during cardiac arrest—while training to treat cardiac arrest patients
Andy Hoang, RN, began her nursing career at DHMC this spring
Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center only hospital in northern New England to offer limb-saving procedure to patients destined for amputation
DHMC one of just 25 hospitals nationally to offer LimFlow
Dartmouth Health cardiologist shares benefits of home blood pressure monitoring
Blood pressure is often measured by healthcare providers, but measuring your own blood pressure at home can be helpful.
Amid increased public attention to cardiac arrest, Dartmouth Health's Heart & Vascular Center offers life-saving advice
"Recognizing a cardiac arrest, calling 911 immediately, performing CPR and using an AED as soon as it is available are critical for survival," said Mariell Jessup, MD, FAHA, chief science and medical officer of the American Heart Association.