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Graduates of the College of Osteopathic Medicine’s master’s degree program are helping to lead their peers this year as members of both the College and campus student government groups.

A new graduate of the Master of Public Health program at Touro University California has landed a coveted state Fellowship and is set to start in her new role in July.

After 32 years of teaching elementary and primary school, from kindergarten to sixth grade at Vallejo Unified School District, Helena Feltus wasn’t quite ready to retire.

After graduating from UC Berkeley with a degree in integrative biology, Soutsada Sikhounchanh believed she would attend medical school as she had dreamed.

While Type 2 diabetes requires lifelong management and medication to control blood sugar levels, recent research has shown that achieving remission is not only possible but also achievable, according to Dr. Jay Shubrook, a leading expert in the field of diabetes and professor at the Department of Clinical Science and Community Health at Touro University California (TUC) in the College of Osteopathic Medicine.

In a packed Lander Auditorium at the Touro University California (TUC) campus, family and friends welcomed the 2024 graduating class of Master of Science in Medical Health Sciences (MSMHS) with loud, joyous shouting.

With the desire to teach the community about the inner workings of the brain, Dr. Barbara Puder, a Medical Neuroscience professor at Touro University California (TUC), started “Get to Know Your Brain.”

For the Chief Medical Officer of the Mare Island and Fairfield VA Clinics, Dr. Dru Herring, the dream is to create a formalized osteopathic program within the Veterans Affairs Clinics.

The goal of Project HAPPY (Healthy Attitudes Produce Positive Youth) is to get kids to eat better and move more.

Most first-year medical students find their studies to be challenging enough on their own, but Dr. Kamal Kalsi has never resisted the call to use each and every day to make the biggest impact possible.