Researching Treatments for Pediatric Brain Cancer
New York Tech researchers published scientific findings that could bring the medical community one step closer to winning the fight against pediatric brain cancer.
NYITCOM Graduates Its Newest Physicians
NYITCOM welcomed its newest physicians at hooding ceremonies held May 22 and 25.
New York Tech Celebrates Its 61st Commencement
New York Institute of Technology graduates, family members, and friends joined faculty, staff, and administration in person on May 22 at the university’s Long Island campus to celebrate its 61st annual commencement.
Polly Want to Climb?
NYITCOM researchers find that parrots, which cannot grasp surfaces with their wings, climb by using their head as a third “limb.”
Student Profile: Taylor Rutherford
While growing up, Taylor Rutherford’s positive encounters with doctors put her on a path to medicine. But the unique approach one doctor took when caring for her mother as well as a lecture by an osteopathic physician (D.O.), solidified her decision to become a D.O.
Why Sense of Touch Varies Among Individuals
New NYITCOM anatomy research may explain why some individuals are more sensitive to tactile sensations than others.
Inaugural Awards Ceremony Recognizes NYITCOM Alumni
On May 2, the NYITCOM community gathered for the medical school’s first-ever alumni awards dinner.
Cultural Competency in Mental Health Treatment
In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month 2022, clinical psychologist Anu Raj, Psy.D., shares tips for finding a culturally competent therapist.
NYITCOM Researchers: “Moderate Caffeine Intake with Age”
Research conducted by NYITCOM students and faculty suggests that high caffeine consumption disrupts heart rhythm in older individuals.
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Alumni Profile: Marsha Alexander
Marsha Alexander (D.O. ’02) talks to The Box about her experience attending medical school as a mother to running her own practice and working with veterans and victims of 9/11.
Student Profile: Mahmoud Elhagagy
A student in NYITCOM’s Émigré Physicians Program reflects on his journey to becoming an American physician.
Big Give Gets Bigger in 2022
On March 30 through 31 donations to the fourth annual Big Give brought in 927 gifts from 868 donors, totaling $355,076—exceeding last year’s total by nearly $15,000.