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March 19, 2026

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Dr. Shane Desselle, and PharmD candidates Amber Gilliam and Lynn Medal discuss the hidden burden of RSV and recognizing it in older adults.

Pharmacy Times

March 17, 2026

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Straight Arrow News surveyed schools named by the Department of Health and Human Services, and found that many already meet or exceed the 40-hour threshold. The survey raises questions about how much the policy would actually change existing training.

Straight Arrow News

March 11, 2026

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Dr. Shane Desselle, and PharmD candidates Breteil Souisho Chamaky, Parisa Eskandari Heravi, Briseida Leano Santana, Hazel Salvador, and Edgar Martinez discuss Multiple Myeloma and the role of Pharmacists in treatment. 

Pharmacy Times

February 20, 2026

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Dr. Tami Hendriksz answers questions about Touro University California and educating the future of healthcare professionals in Sactown Magazine's Ask The Expert Health and Wellness 2026.

Sactown Magazine

February 19, 2026

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The Vallejo Building Black Power Initiative’s second annual Black History Month Celebration featured a panel moderated by Dr. Gayle Cummings. Panelists included Black Studies scholar Kerby Lynch, Lorene “Lori” Allio of Fresh Air Vallejo, and Lauren Padilla-Valverde, Managing Director, Racial Equity, Culture and Practice, the California Endowment.

The Reporter

February 18, 2026

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The Development Committee of the Vallejo Chamber of Commerce has scheduled a “Good Morning Vallejo! Economic Impact of Changes in Healthcare” breakfast and panel discussion for Friday.

 

Daily Republic

February 17, 2026

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Touro University California announced that it will serve as the host venue for the upcoming “Good Morning Vallejo! Economic Impact of Changes in Healthcare” breakfast and panel discussion, presented by the Vallejo Chamber of Commerce Economic Development Committee.

 

Vallejo Times Herald

January 28, 2026

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As diabetes rates surge and strain primary and specialty care nationwide, a new Medscape report explores the growing demand for diabetologists to help meet patients’ increasingly complex needs. Featuring Dr. Jay Shubrook, a leading voice in diabetes care and education, who discusses how expanded training pathways and board certification are helping physicians step in as practices become overwhelmed.

 

Medscape

January 20, 2026

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Touro University California’s DREAM Team is expanding its impact across Solano County with free mobile diabetes screenings and culturally responsive education aimed at prevention and early detection. Led by renowned diabetes specialist Dr. Jay Shubrook, the team brings services directly into neighborhoods through the Mobile Diabetes Education Center (MOBEC), helping residents access vital screenings, resources, and support.

 

Vallejo Sun

January 20, 2026

Detail page for Touro University’s DREAM team brings free diabetes screenings and education to Solano CountyTouro University’s DREAM team brings free diabetes screenings and education to Solano County

Touro University California’s DREAM Team is expanding its impact across Solano County with free mobile diabetes screenings and culturally responsive education aimed at prevention and early detection. Led by renowned diabetes specialist Dr. Jay Shubrook, the team brings services directly into neighborhoods through the Mobile Diabetes Education Center (MOBEC), helping residents access vital screenings, resources, and support.

 

Vallejo Sun