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From Dentistry to Public Health: An M.P.H. Student’s Journey to Transform Global Public Health
Abigail Obeng-Ayirebi, M.P.H. Class of 2026, Moves from Ghana to the U.S. in Pursuit of Public Health
Abigail Obeng-Ayirebi, M.P.H. Class of 2026, is the eldest of seven, born and raised in Accra, Ghana. Her concerns about the appearance of her teeth contributed to her shy nature, ultimately motivating her to pursue a career in dentistry. Obeng-Ayirebi first earned a Bachelor of Medical Sciences at the University of Ghana before continuing to complete a Bachelor of Dental Surgery. After completing her medical internship, she worked at Nyaho Medical Centre and Passion Dental Clinic, a private practice. A desire to make a broader impact in her community inspired her to explore public health.
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Driving Success in Public Health
Nina Luppino, M.P.H. ’09, Drives Change in Public Health and Women’s Leadership
Smiles for Veterans Brings Servicemembers to Touro College of Dental Medicine for Seventh Year in a Row
Veterans Received Free Dental Care in a Day-Long Event, with More Appointments Scheduled Throughout November
Medical Students Inspire Youth During Black Men in White Coats Summit
The Annual Event Aims to Encourage Boys and Girls from Diverse Backgrounds to Pursue Medical Careers
Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Natalie Nevins
Celebrating Native American Heritage Month
Danielle Diegisser Pushes the Limits in Metabolic Research
Her Work was Recognized with the Dr. Melvin H. Amler Prize for Innovation
Scholarship Honoring Black and Hispanic Med Students is Awarded to TouroCOM Middletown Student
Determined to Serve the Underserved, Gloria Okafor, M.S., of California, Prepares to Provide Culturally Sensitive Care
Two Classically Trained Musician Sisters from the Philippines Find Their Calling at Touro University
Eunice and Danielle Livioco Switched Career Paths to Discover What They Love
New Research Highlights Deadly Combination of COVID-19 and Chronic Liver Disease
COVID-19 Patients with Chronic Liver Disease Have a Higher Rate of Invasive Ventilation, Longer Hospital Stays, and an Increased Risk of Death
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