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Building an Orthopedic Future
Matthew Merckling, SOM Class of 2026, Channels His Athletic Training Background into Impactful Research
With plans for a career as an orthopedic surgeon, Matthew Merckling, SOM Class of 2026, is already working to make a meaningful contribution to the field, while building an impressive research portfolio with numerous publications on a wide range of orthopedic-related topics.
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Coverage Matters: Uninsured Children Face Worse TBI Outcomes
Uninsured Pediatric Traumatic Brain Injury Patients Have Higher Rate of Death from Injury Than Those with Private or Public Insurance
New Diagnostic Tool Could Transform Detection of Dangerous Hospital Fungus
Digital SHERLOCK Enables Faster, More Accurate Detection of Drug-resistant Candida auris in Health Care Settings
New Vein-Harvesting Technique Shows Promise in Reducing Bypass Graft Failure
Minimally Invasive No-Touch Technique Preserves Vein Health and May Improve Long-term Outcomes After Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery, According to New Study
A Shared Path to Medicine at TouroCOM
Nikhil and Nitika Roychowdhury Continue a Family Legacy of Medicine Across TouroCOM Campuses
It Takes Trial and Error to Reach Discovery
Major Stroke Trial’s Findings Underscore the Importance of Perseverance and Adaptation in Clinical Research
Bringing Animal-Assisted Therapy to Pediatric Occupational Therapy
For Her Capstone Project, Doctor of Occupational Therapy Candidate Annette Bresler Examined How to Better Inform Practitioners About Pros and Cons of Animal-Assisted Therapy
What if Banana Bags Came Ready to Use?
Research Between Touro College of Pharmacy and New York College of Medicine Aims to Test Shelf-Stability and Sterile Compounding of Banana Bags to Reimagine Hospital Staple
Finding Balance and Building a Successful Dental Practice
Lander College for Men Gave Abraham Husney, DMD, the Foundation for a Successful Life
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