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HeLa Conference Explores Ethics, Equity, and Innovation in a Changing Health Care Landscape

Redefining Engagement in Modern Medicine

New York Medical College (NYMC) and the Westchester Medical Center Health Network (WMCHealth) co-hosted the ninth annual HeLa Ethics Research and Access Conference and Research Symposium on February 11. The event\'s theme, "The New Rules of Engagement," featured research that investigated the engagement in an AI-world; the risks, tradeoffs, and opportunities in health policy; finances in health care, research priorities, lung cancer screening, and navigating barriers in endometriosis care.

Touro College of Pharmacy Achieves Record-Breaking NAPLEX Pass Rate

TCOP 2026 Graduates Attain 93% First-Time Pass Rate, Ranking First Among NYC Schools and in the Top 25% Nationally

High Tech Sim Lab Debuts in New York College of Podiatric Medicine

Laboratory Will Have Two State-of-the-Art Simulation Models Complete with Gunshot Wound and Diabetic Foot Ulcer

Researchers Discover That a Hormone Can Access the Brain By Hitchhiking

Touro University researchers have found that particles in the blood shuttle hormones through the body, including the brain, supercharging the transport in response to physical exercise

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From the Classroom to Communities in Need

School of Health Sciences DPT Students Jason Vega and Aliyah Goodwin Receive Competitive Jose P. Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy (OT/PT) Scholarship

Using Occupational Therapy to Promote Literacy

Doctor of Occupational Therapy Capstone Explores Reading as a Functional Life Skill

Uncovering an Early Driver of Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension

New NYMC Research Identifies EP300 as a Key Regulator of Blood Vessel Damage, Opening the Door to Earlier Detection and Intervention

Rethinking the Brain’s Response to Opioids

NYMC Researchers Reveal Findings That Could Inform More Targeted Approaches to Addiction Treatment

Breathing CO2 May Help the Brain Clear Toxic Proteins in Parkinson’s Disease

Researchers Have Identified a Way to Help the Brain Remove Proteins Implicated in Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s Disease

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