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Antonia Schonwald, M.S., Looks Ahead to a Career Bridging Neuroscience Research and Clinical Medicine

A Chance Introduction to Neuroscience Set the Class of 2026 M.D.-Ph.D. Candidate on a Trajectory of Research, Medicine, and Service

An unexpected introductory course in neuroscience first sparked Antonia Schonwald’s, M.S., M.D.-Ph.D. Class of 2026, interest in pursuing a Ph.D. That initial fascination led her to basic science research exploring these mechanisms, where she developed a strong appreciation for discovery at the bench, while also recognizing a desire for work that remained closely tied to patients and clinical impact. As graduation nears, she is honored to serve as the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences student commencement speaker, an opportunity she views as a reflection of the community that shaped her training and the mentors and peers who supported her along the way.

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Lillian Huang, M.S. ‘21, SOM Class of 2026, Finds Purpose Through Patient Care and Research

SOM Student Commencement Speaker Embraces Research, Leadership, and Patient Care at NYMC

New York Medical College

Kaley Lectureship Examines Vascular Pathways in Alzheimer’s Disease

Keynote Costantino Iadecola, M.D., Discusses Emerging Research on Neurovascular Dysfunction and Dementia

New York Medical College

Annual Louis Del Guercio Research Day Highlights Surgical Research Advances

Noted Pancreatic Surgeon Dr. Carlos Fernandez-del Castillo Delivered Keynote Address

New York Medical College

Creating Care That Continues After Discharge

As Director of Behavioral Health Social Work at Kings County Hospital, Touro Alumna Latoya Delmadge Helps Patients Navigate Housing, Treatment and Recovery

Graduate School of Social Work

Football Associated with Nearly One in Five Brain Injuries in Youth Sports

Youth Football Players with TBI Had Increased Risk of Headache, Vision Problems, Anxiety, and Depression

New York Medical College

Suicidality Is Key Predictor of Treatment-Resistant Focal Epilepsy

Study in JAMA Neurology Shows Suicidality More than Doubles the Risk of Treatment Resistance in Newly Diagnosed Focal Epilepsy Patients

New York Medical College

Research Day 2026

A visual journey through student science.

Touro University California

Class of 2029 Touro College of Pharmacy Welcomed to the Profession at White Coat Ceremony

Seventy-Two Future Pharmacists Mark a Milestone in their Professional Journeys with Time-Honored Tradition at The Town Hall

Touro College of Pharmacy

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