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The Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation announces the launch of the Momhi Scholarship Fund, created to provide financial support to students from the City of Vallejo pursuing higher education. Momhi, which means “share” in the Patwin language, will contribute a total of $400,000 in scholarship funds to Touro University California, Cal State University Maritime Academy and Solano Community College.
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"The symposium will gather legal experts, public health professionals, and community advocates to discuss this significant law that prohibits the state from seeking or obtaining a criminal conviction or sentence based on race, ethnicity, or national origin," organizers said.
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Diabetes management and glucose levels are impacted by many factors. Everything from the food you eat to physical activity, sleep, and stress can influence blood sugar levels. Cannabis (also known as marijuana or weed) is one of these factors. While recreational or legalized medical marijuana can be used safely, it’s important to be aware of how it can impact your health.
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Yoora Jung, a second-year medical student at Touro University California, uses her iPad Air and MacBook Pro for note-taking, organizing, and content creation. "I use iPad Air and Apple Pencil to take handwritten notes using Notability and to organize lecture materials for effective study sessions," Jung says.
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After attending the University of Notre Dame in Indiana for her undergraduate studies, Yoora Jung is now in her second year of medical school at Touro University California in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Touro University California is kicking off the new school year with its annual Mosaic Gala to help fund diversity scholarships for its students. Set on the Mare Island Campus, this year’s “Roaring 20’s” themed event takes place on Aug. 22 and unites community members, distinguished scholars and elected leaders for the cause.
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He graduated from medical school at Touro University-California after completing undergrad work at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
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Hundreds of incoming Touro University California students, on the first day of orientation, fanned out across Vallejo and the Fairfield-Suisun areas to help 14 nonprofits.
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Dr. Lovitt earned her medical degree from Touro University-California College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed her internal medicine residency, for which she was chief resident, at the University of Kansas Hospital.
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One critical step in overcoming these barriers is high-quality academic research demonstrating the safety and efficacy of OMT. This is precisely what led to the founding of CORK by NYITCOM Associate Professor and Director of the Center for Osteopathic Medicine Jordan Keys, D.O., and Associate Professor and Director of Pediatric OMM at Touro University California College of Osteopathic Medicine Kimberly Wolf, D.O., in collaboration with the nonprofit Osteopathy’s Promise to Children.