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Emmy-Nominated Journalist Transitions from the Newsroom to the PT Treatment Room

School of Health Sciences Student and Entrepreneur Lisa Gleason Integrates an Understanding of Human Connection, Movement, and the Nervous System to Advance Her Career in Physical Therapy

After nearly two decades working as a journalist and television producer on major networks such as CNN and Disney, Touro University School of Health Sciences Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) ’28 student Lisa Gleason is redefining what it means to tell a story through the lens of physical therapy. What began as a career rooted in uncovering truth and building trust with people she was interviewing has grown into a deep passion for understanding the connection between the human body, movement, and healing. As this Touro student prepares to advance her physical therapy (PT) career, she is blending her expertise in storytelling with clinical training to better understand how people move and why, bridging the gap between science, human experience and a high level of patient care.

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Eight Years of Data Reveal Suicide Risk Factors in Montana

TouroCOM Montana Students Use Data Analysis to Better Inform Prevention and Intervention Efforts

Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine

Real Advice From the Real World

Panel of Four Computer Science Alumnae from Touro’s Lander College of Arts & Sciences Share Career Readiness Insights with CS Majors

Lander College of Arts and Sciences

Revisiting AIDS, Advocacy, and the Evolution of Medicine

A Panel Discussion Followed by a Screening of the Documentary Film Cured Examined the AIDS Epidemic and the Historic Removal of Homosexuality from the DSM

New York Medical College

Future Counselors Train with AI Avatars at Touro’s School of Health Sciences

Faculty Innovation Grant Supports Culturally Responsive Training in Mental Health Counseling Program

School of Health Sciences

Oral Wegovy: What to Know Before Starting the New Weight Loss Pill

Is the New Wegovy Pill Right for You? A Pharmacotherapy Specialist Breaks Down the Facts.

Touro College of Pharmacy

Medical Students Serve Their Communities

Volunteering isn’t an Extracurricular — it's a Calling

New York Medical College

Katelyn Lawson, D.P.T. Class of 2026, Shares a Journey Guided by Purpose and Shaped by Mentorship

She Will Reflect on the Experiences that Defined Her Future Path Addressing Her Class at Commencement

New York Medical College

Touro College of Dental Medicine Class of 2026 Achieves 100% Match Rate

Students Secure Placements in Specialty and General Practice Residencies Across the Country

Touro College of Dental Medicine

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