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Detail page for Community-Based HIV Care Model Boosts Adherence in CambodiaCommunity-Based HIV Care Model Boosts Adherence in Cambodia
Cambodia, has achieved remarkable progress toward UNAIDS targets. Yet, clinic congestion and stigma continue to challenge sustained care. A new study published in Nature Communications evaluates a community-based antiretroviral therapy (ART) delivery model that decentralizes treatment through trained peer-led groups. Findings show that this approach maintains high viral suppression rates, improves ART adherence, and enhances physical health and mental well-being, offering a scalable solution for person-centered HIV care. The model demonstrates resilience and operational benefits, supporting integration into national HIV strategies.
Detail page for Touro University California Secures Grant to Advance Clinical Reasoning Education with DDx by SketchTouro University California Secures Grant to Advance Clinical Reasoning Education with DDx by Sketch
Touro University California College of Osteopathic Medicine has been named among 12 U.S. medical schools awarded grants through Sketchy’s Clinical Reasoning Catalyst program. The initiative supports integration of DDx, an AI-powered clinical readiness platform designed to strengthen diagnostic reasoning skills across all phases of medical education. Touro will use the grant to develop osteopathic-specific DDx cases, ensuring students gain immersive, case-based experiences that reflect the principles of osteopathic medicine.
Detail page for Breakthrough T1D Receives $50K Health Access GrantBreakthrough T1D Receives $50K Health Access Grant
Early detection of T1D is a key focus area for Breakthrough T1D, and through the grant from Sun Life, the organization is supporting Touro University California’s Mobile Diabetes Education Center (MOBEC), which uses mobile health delivery to reach people who may not otherwise have access to healthcare or screening in Northern California.
Detail page for Firearm injury prevention resources available via new online hubFirearm injury prevention resources available via new online hub
A Touro University official expanded on Ajayi's point. “As medical professionals, we are uniquely positioned to recognize that firearm injury...
Detail page for Breakthrough T1D receives Health Access Hero Award grant for $50,000 from Sun Life and DentaQuestBreakthrough T1D receives Health Access Hero Award grant for $50,000 from Sun Life and DentaQuest
Early detection of T1D is a key focus area for Breakthrough T1D, and through the grant from Sun Life, the organization is supporting Touro University California's Mobile Diabetes Education Center (MOBEC), which uses mobile health delivery to reach people who may not otherwise have access to healthcare or screening in Northern California.
Detail page for The Initiative Bringing Clinical Pharmacy Care to Underserved Patients’ HomesThe Initiative Bringing Clinical Pharmacy Care to Underserved Patients’ Homes
Amid the current health care landscape of limited access to primary care providers, leading patients to monitor their own health on a daily basis, initiatives where pharmacists can step in and fill patient care gaps are making a world of a difference in US communities.
Detail page for Bay Area Physician Receives CMA's Compassionate Service AwardBay Area Physician Receives CMA's Compassionate Service Award
A dedicated mentor and educator, Dr. Bindlish serves as adjunct faculty at Touro University California and has earned the Peter G. Lindner Award for Outstanding Contribution to Obesity Medicine Education.
Detail page for Southcoast Health Welcomes Twelve New Providers to the Health SystemSouthcoast Health Welcomes Twelve New Providers to the Health System
Linda Stewart, DO obtained her Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine from the Touro University College of Medicine in Vallejo, CA. She now joins Southcoast Health Trauma & Acute Care Surgery caring for patients at the St. Luke’s Hospital Level II Trauma Center.
Detail page for Battling Burnout in Pharmacy: Strategies for Survival and ResilienceBattling Burnout in Pharmacy: Strategies for Survival and Resilience
“Being tired and having too much pressure is a source of burnout,” said Shane Desselle, PhD, RPh, FAPhA, associate dean for research and professional affairs at Touro University California College of Pharmacy in Vallejo.
Detail page for Amplifying Technicians: Shane Desselle, RPh, PhD, FAPhAAmplifying Technicians: Shane Desselle, RPh, PhD, FAPhA
In episode 2 of Amplifying Technicians, host Taylor Watterson, PharmD, PhD, assistant professor at the University of Illinois Chicago Retzky College of Pharmacy, welcomes Shane Desselle, RPh, PhD, FAPhA, associate dean for Research & Professional Affairs, and the chair of Pharmacy Practice and Social Pharmacy, at Touro University California.