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Why Biofilms Make Diabetic Foot Ulcers Hard to Treat
Touro Researchers Describe the Role of Biofilms in Foot Ulcers and Novel Anti-Biofilm Strategies to Speed Recovery
Fulfilling a C.O.R.E. Need in Osteopathic Medical Research
New Student-Driven Group at TouroCOM Harlem Aims to Improve Research Access
Future Doctors Celebrate Residency Placement in Successful Match Day
Meeting the Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine Mission Many from the Class of 2025 Choose Family Medicine and Rural Areas
The Key to Seeking Treatment for Substance Use Disorder
New Research by TouroCOM Student Indicates that Basic Advice, Treatment Info and Offers to Help Increase the Likelihood of Seeking Treatment
The Art of Medicine
Creative Work from Students at TouroCOM-Middletown Featured in SNMA Journal
“A Glimpse of Our Future”
On Medical Mission to Panama, TouroCOM Montana Students Help and Learn About Medical Disparities
A Celebration Marking Two Decades of Partnership Between TouroCOM and Harlem Community
Community Leaders Gather for Fundraiser at Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine to Honor Commitment to Educate Local Students and Improve Healthcare in Harlem
Culinary Medicine Program Harnesses Nutrition for Healing and Health
Joint Program Between TouroCOM Montana, Montana State University, Benefis Health System, and Thomas Cuisine Educates Future Physicians on the Power of Food as Medicine
Scholarship Honoring Black and Hispanic Med Students is Awarded to TouroCOM Middletown Student
Determined to Serve Those in Need, Gloria Okafor, MS, of California, Prepares to Provide Culturally Sensitive Care
Second Class of TouroCOM Montana Confronts and Welcomes the Challenges Ahead
From Tragedy to Opportunity, Students Reflect on Journeys to Medicine
