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Nursing Students Create Improvements
The ballroom at Farragut Inn was filled with a dozen Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) projects on display as large format printouts mounted on foam-core boards. Each poster was the work of an MSN student, a research venture dedicated to improving health care practices through a wide range of ideas.
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Nutrition Education for Better Health
Most medical school educations include the biochemistry of nutrients and what their deficiencies might look like, but rarely how that translates into the foods people eat, according to a recent TIME article. If a patient with a chronic condition needed to address issues with their diets and eating habits, few physicians have the training to provide specific guidelines or recommendations for what to eat.
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How to Be a Nurse
Over 200 years ago, Dr. Florence Nightingale believed that a patient’s health could only be better when care delivery was focused on the whole person, including the heart, the mind, and the surrounding environment. Nightingale led nursing as a service devoted to the wellness of humanity regardless of status, location, or ability. She acknowledged health care was a right of all humans and nurses were at the heart. Nightingale called for the nursing profession to uphold the highest standards of care and safety, through science and empathy.
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Health Beat: Make Healthy Choices Now for '24
It’s a new year, which means it’s time to get serious about your health if you, like many others, gave yourself a free pass on healthy eating and exercise over the holidays.
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Sports Medicine Club Champions Athletes
If you participated in a competitive race in the last year, you may have spotted a tent called the Sports Medicine Recovery Booth. The tent is lined with a row of treatment tables staffed by Touro University California (TUC) student doctors and members of the Sports Medicine Club.
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Health Beat: Set Sights on Healthier Eating
Holiday meals may have added a few pounds to your frame, but that doesn’t mean those pounds need to remain as a potential health burden.
Community
Harm Reduction Redefines Compassionate Care
It’s hard to miss the bright orange tablecloth of the Harm Reduction program when walking into the Student Run Free Clinic (SRFC).
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Historic Campus Building Transformed
This February 2024, almost 5 years since the project started, Truett Hall will be officially opening its first floor to the campus community.
Faculty
Diabetes Medications are Revolutionizing Health
Before 2022, the only people interested in diabetes medications were patients with the condition, endocrinologists, or diabetologists. When news that Ozempic, a relatively new drug in the U.S., was helpful for weight loss, all that changed.
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Public Health Course Addresses Systemic Bias
A new online course at Touro University California, The Health Equity and Criminal Justice Program explores topics at the intersection between public health and the criminal justice system.