Aging Well

Whatever your reason for not being able to get up and about, the health benefits of a workout are still within reach.

Wellness

A little creative thinking and a lot of cooperation helped blood remain available during a national shortage.

Sandra Richardson, RN, MSN, joined the University of Vermont Medical Center as a traveling nurse, but stayed permanently because of her colleagues.

Men’s Health

For stroke patients in rural areas, new technology can save a life.

Children's Health

Big Change Roundup (BCRU) is UVM Children’s Hospital’s largest fundraising event that supports the high-quality, child-centered care we provide our region’s pediatric patients. Find out how you can make a difference in the lives of children in Vermont and Northern New York during this year’s event March 28-April 29.

Women’s Health

Expert advice to help weather a commonly misunderstood chapter of life.

Heart Health

To improve access to health care, cardiologist Gavin Noble, MD, travels across the region to bring specialty care to rural communities.

Cancer

When Kelly Gernander began experiencing gastrointestinal symptoms, she went for a colonoscopy. The enterologist had an unwelcome surprise. She had bowel cancer.

Digestive Health

It’s the third most common cancer, but it can be caught early. Time to get comfortable talking about colorectal cancer.

COVID-19

With the omicron wave subsiding across much of the country, many are wondering: Is this the end of the pandemic?