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Accelerated iBMS Program Paves the Way to Medicine
90 percent of Accelerated iBMS Students who Complete the Didactic Portion Matriculate into Medical School
For many aspiring physicians, gaining admission to medical school is one of the most challenging and defining steps in their journey. Enhancing one’s application has become a common and often necessary practice, such as improving one’s GPA. The highly competitive Accelerated Interdisciplinary Biomedical Sciences (Accelerated iBMS) master’s program offers a rigorous curriculum designed to strengthen applicants’ academic profiles and readiness for medical school. Ninety percent of students that completed the didactic portion of the program this past spring have matriculated into medical school.
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Dana Mordue, Ph.D., Leads Future Scientists in the Fight Against Tick-Borne Diseases
Aspiring Researchers Join Groundbreaking Efforts to Advance Babesiosis and Lyme Co-Infection Research
2025 Mosaic Achievement Award Recipient
We recognize Dr. Richard Riemer for his extraordinary contributions to Touro University California and the communities it serves.
Avi Fertig Named Director of Career Services at Touro’s Lander College of Arts & Sciences
Veteran Public Affairs Leader to Expand Career Development, Employer Partnerships and Student Success Initiatives
For Medical Students, the Pre-Matriculation Program Continues to Evolve
Changes were Implemented to Better Suit the Needs of Incoming Students in the School of Medicine
Orientation Brings Service to Solano County
Over 460 Incoming Students Serve Non-Profits Across Vallejo, Fairfield, and Benicia During Day of Service
Health Sciences Faculty Receive Prestigious Award for Their Research
J. Warren Perry Award Honors Faculty for Study on How Interprofessional Education Prepares Future Health Professionals to Improve Patient Outcomes
Disparities in Pain Management for Pediatric Femur Fractures Highlight Need for Equity in Care
Study Found Regional Anesthesia is Underused Nationwide and Less Likely to be Offered to Children from Lower Socioeconomic Backgrounds
New Data Reveal Obesity Raises Thrombosis Risk in Geriatric Trauma
NYMC-led Study of More Than 119,000 Patients Confirms the Need for Early and Tailored Prophylaxis in Obese Geriatric Trauma Cases
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