Our Patients. Their Stories.
Mustering Both Science and Human Nature to Face Prostate Cancer
Microbiologist and engineer Dick Poulin relied on science probabilities to make decisions about how to face prostate cancer, and the nature of human touch and kindness to help him through it.
Our Patients. Their Stories. Gerrie Scott
In 2011, a persistent sore throat was the beginning of journey that led Gerrie Scott to Dartmouth-Hitchcock’s Norris Cotton Cancer Center and a difficult diagnosis of carcinoma of the tongue.
Our Patients. Their Stories. Kerry Clifford
Kerry Clifford's first interaction with Dartmouth-Hitchcock set the positive tone for every interaction she's had during her cancer treatment.
Our Patients. Their Stories. Alejandra Casco
Alejandra Casco, 36, recalls the moment she was diagnosed with melanoma in 2010.
Our Patients. Their Stories. Debra Beaupre
In February 2013, Debra Beaupre was waiting to hear back from Harvard about graduate school. She never expected that she would begin an entirely different journey - treatment for breast cancer.
Our Patients. Their Stories. Jim Bonney
For the last 45 years, Jim Bonney, 69, has been living with cancer.
Our Patients. Their Stories. Merle Schotanus
After losing 20 percent of his lung capacity following surgery for cancer, Merle Schotanus was determined to ride in the Prouty.
Our Patients: Jack Deliso
Nine-year-old Jack Deliso is back playing football after having a mass at the base of his spine removed.
Our Patients. Their Stories. John Ogden
When John Ogden was diagnosed and treated for rectal cancer, the typically active and athletic 46-year-old had been dealing with bouts of exhaustion.
Tuck Student is Cancer-free and about to Earn Business Degree
The first year of an MBA program is notoriously demanding. But Eugene Hooi's first year at Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth was even more challenging after he was diagnosed with a rare cancer.