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Late-Night Snacking May Affect Gut Health

New Study by Resident Physician Dr. Harika Dadigiri Illustrates Late-Night Eating and Chronic Stress May Double Gut Health Risks

The combination of chronic stress and late-night eating appears to amplify the negative effect on gut health, according to a new study led by Harika Dadigiri, M.D., an internal medicine resident in New York Medical College’s Internal Medicine Residency Program at Saint Mary’s and St. Clare’s Hospital, and presented at Digestive Disease Week in May.

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The Medical Student, His Therapy Dog, and an App to Stop Overdoses

TouroCOM Harlem’s Abe Libman—Along with Dog Tye—Created a Non-Profit to Address Overdose Crisis

Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine

Tracking, Tracing, and Following the Evidence is All in a Day’s Work for Andrew R. Guajardo, M.D. '13

Alumnus Dr. Guajardo is Reshaping the Narrative Around Forensic Pathology

New York Medical College

NYMC Receives $2.7 Million HECap Award

NYMC is One of 32 Colleges and Universities Across New York State to Receive Funding from HECap Matching Grant Program

New York Medical College

Stopping and Preventing UTIs

Touro College of Pharmacy Examines Antibiotic Resistance, Biofilms, and Promising New Approaches that Harness Beneficial Bacteria to Fight Infections

Touro College of Pharmacy

Jin Li, M.D., Ph.D. '01: A Lifetime Dedicated to Neurology, Education, and Community Service

For More Than 20 years, Dr. Jin Li has Combined Scientific Discovery, Compassionate Patient Care, and a Commitment to Education

New York Medical College

Learning the Power of Rehabilitation

The Road to Recovery Led Michelangelo Siciliano to Pursue Physical Therapy

New York Medical College

A Touro Summer Adventure in Rome

Lander College for Women Alum and New York Medical College Student Bracha Gluck Reflects on Living Jewish History

Lander College for Women

Pursuing an Interest That Began in a Cancer Biology Class

A Senior-Year Course Led Nia Lowe to Pharmacy and a Goal of Becoming an Oncology Pharmacist

Touro College of Pharmacy

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