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The American College of Diabetology (ACD) today announced a big step forward to increase diabetes education, access, and care across the United States. 

Paying for college is a major consideration for any student, but for those in professional career programs, those challenges can be magnified.

People old enough to remember vintage peanut butter cup commercials will know the slogan, “two great things that go great together.”

By: Chandani Khana

As a first-generation student, Chandani had quite an adventurous journey ahead of herself. Although she had an older sister, Dr. Puja Khana, whom attended college and graduate school, times were very different between them two as an age gap of 18 years was present. Therefore, she writes this to explain her journey and inform others to follow their passion.

Earning an educational grant is more than just a gold star on a resume.

Many parents send their children off to college or off to graduate school and hope for the best. For Touro University California College of Pharmacy Program Coordinator Iris Dreu, she doesn’t have to hope – she can check in on and support her daughter, Joey, every day.

One of Touro University California’s central charges is to meet the growing demand for healthcare providers – particularly in the realm of primary care.

Touro’s Graduate School of Education alumni Kelley Miller recently co-authored a book, The Project Habit, along with Michael McDowell, which is meant to help students and teachers engage better in meaningful collaboration. 

California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced in July the state’s plan to begin producing its own insulin in an effort to drive down the cost of the life-saving agent. According to reporting from the Associated Press, the state has committed $100 million to the cause and hopes to produce three different types of commonly used insulin products for as close to the “cost” as possible for consumers.

Touro University California announced that beginning in Fall 2023, the College of Pharmacy will be shifting to a 3-year program in an effort to meet the educational interests of incoming pharmacy students.