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How Living Through War in Israel Reinforced Keren Amkraut's Calling to Medicine
As War Unfolded Around Her in Israel, She Discovered New Ways to Serve Others
After three years of living in Israel, Keren Amkraut, School of Medicine Class of 2030, returned to the United States to begin the next chapter of her journey toward a career in medicine.
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Touro University Launches Digital Archive Preserving the History of More Than 16,000 Jewish Communities Worldwide
Project Zikaron Features 1.2 Million Pages of Historical Documents, Photographs, Memoirs, and Records, Including Materials Documenting Jewish Communities Destroyed During the Holocaust
Why a Former Patient, an EMT and a Healthcare Advocate Chose to Become Physician Assistants
Three Touro University School of Health Sciences Students Share the Personal Experiences That Inspired Their Career Choices and What Drew Them to Touro's PA Program
Developing AI Tools to Strengthen Clinical Reasoning in Future Healthcare Professionals
With Support From a Touro AI Innovation Grant, Physician-Scientist Dr. John Sullivan Is Exploring How Personalized AI Tutors Can Improve Learning and Prepare Students To Make Independent Clinical Decisions
How to Choose the Right Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) Program: 5 Things to Consider
Five Key Considerations When Deciding Where to Get your Doctor of Physical Therapy
NYMC Students Were There to Help as Thousands Crossed the Finish Line
Student Medical Volunteers Joined Teams of Health Professionals Providing Care and Support to Runners at the 2026 TCS New York City Marathon
NYMC Students Join More Than 60,000 Runners in the Record-Breaking 2026 New York City Marathon
Jordan Weiss, SOM Class of 2030, and Dorothy Liu, SOM Class of 2027, Were Among Participants Who Took Part in the World's Largest Marathon
What Draws Someone to Pathology?
Three TouroCOM PathA Graduates on Finding Their Place in a Growing Medical Field
Creating the World’s First Off-the-Shelf Viral-Specific Cytomegalovirus T-Lymphocyte Bank
Mitchell Cairo, M.D., Receives $3.5 Million U.S. Army Grant to Develop a Bank of Cryopreserved Viral-Specific Immune Cells to Treat Newborns with Congenital CMV Infection
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