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Summer in the Lab Leads to Breakthroughs for High School Students

At TouroCOM Harlem’s New MedAchieve Research Program, Local Teens Learn Research Skills Studying Asthma, Herbal Medicine, and Food Access with DO Student Mentors

Instead of socializing with friends or focusing on personal hobbies this past summer, four New York City high school students experimented with fruit flies and aloe plants; researched genetic coding of herbal medicines; and did zip code mapping of bodegas – all part of a new STEM research program at Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine (TouroCOM) in Harlem, MedAchieve III.

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Alum Leads Drive for Tuition-Free DO Program

The ‘Together We DO’ Initiative Seeks to Raise $1.2 Million to Cover Tuition for 1 Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine Student, Then to Add More

Touro University California

Dr. Mill Etienne Wins Prestigious AAMC Award for Humanism in Medicine

The Arnold P. Gold Foundation Humanism in Medicine Award is Bestowed Annually on Just One Medical School Faculty Physician Nationwide

New York Medical College

Summer Research Fellowships Empower Medical Students to Explore, Innovate, and Lead

More Than 100 Students Pursue Groundbreaking Research Projects Under the Mentorship of Nearly 20 Departments

New York Medical College

Building Bridges for Better Health

Selected as a BiteLabs fellow, Mallika Singh, M.S., is Shaping the Future of Clinical
Research and Digital Health

New York Medical College

A Discussion With Irwin Cotler: Confronting Antisemitism and Defending Human Rights

International Human Rights Lawyer Warns of Rising Antisemitism and Urges Unified Action to Protect Democratic Values

Touro University

Touro University Skyrockets 200 Points Since 2020 in New U.S. News Rankings

As Costs Climb for Students Nationwide, Touro University Also Earns Top Marks for Social Mobility and Value

Touro University

Phillip Capozzi, M.D., Library Hosts College History Celebration and Exhibit Dedication

Donated by Second-Generation Alumnus, Dr. Jay Tartell, the Exhibit Honors the Enduring Legacy of NYMC and Metropolitan Hospital

New York Medical College

Dr. Okeoma Unlocks Hidden Clues for Potential HIV Treatment

Tiny Particles in Semen May Block HIV’s Ability to Multiply—Pointing to New Pathways for More Effective Therapies

New York Medical College

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