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Campus Illumination and Panel Discussion Honors Holocaust Remembrance Day
Historian Konrad H. Jarausch, Ph.D., Raises Awareness to Complicity and Moral Responsibility
As dusk fell over the New York Medical College campus on January 27, the campus illuminated in a yellow light. The College joined Touro University, Westchester Medical Center, and other institutions across the state participating in New York State’s Yellow Lights initiative—a visible act of remembrance marking International Holocaust Remembrance Day. The lighting ceremony was accompanied by "The Reluctant Accomplice: An International Holocaust Remembrance Day Event,” which examined how ordinary individuals become complicit in mass violence and the urgent relevance of those lessons today. More than 275 registered participants—virtually and in person— came together to honor the memory of six million Jews murdered in the Holocaust and the millions of other victims of Nazi persecution.
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Against the Backdrop of Rising Antisemitism, Touro University Memorializes the Holocaust
Touro Campuses Nationwide Illuminate in Observance of International Holocaust Remembrance Day
What ADHD Medications Reveal About Sleep, the Brain, and Digital Health
New Research Shows Common Stimulants May Boost Wakefulness—Not Focus—Prompting Fresh Questions about Medication Safety, Sleep’s Role, and Next-Gen Treatments
Creating Superpowered Teeth
New Research in Touro College of Pharmacy’s Labs Showcases Possibilities of Microbial Oral Transplants Fighting off Diseases
Leading Clinical Skills Education on a National Stage
Katharine Yamulla Becomes the First Non-M.D. to Lead the AAMC-affiliated Directors of Clinical Skills Education
Where Experience Becomes Evidence: Advancing Transplant Education at NYMC
The Transplant Education Program Pairs Hands-on Clinical Exposure with Published Evidence of Its Educational Impact
SOM Student Juliet Manu Named SEQUINS Scholar
Manu Is One of Just 10 Medical Students Chosen Nationwide to Participate in the Program to Advance Brain Health Equity
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