Dear NEOMED Community, As we head into the holiday, I want to take a moment to wish each of you a very Happy Thanksgiving. This season is a wonderful reminder to pause and appreciate the many blessings in our lives—especially the people who bring joy, support and meaning to our days. Along with our families
Read More about A Thanksgiving message from President LangellThe John P. Murphy Symposium in Medical Humanities is an opportunity for Ohio medical students, faculty and others who are engaged in health humanities to gather, network, share their work and enhance their skills. Generously funded by a grant from the John P. Murphy Foundation, this symposium is free to all presenters and attendees, and
Read More about Call for Proposals: John P. Murphy Symposium in Medical HumanitiesThe program presented by the Ohio Chapter of American College of Cardiology was a unique opportunity to learn from leading female cardiologists, network with peers and gain valuable insights into the field.
Read More about Medical students reflect on ACC eventNEOMED students proudly represented the College of Medicine at the American Society of Nephrology’s Kidney Week 2025, held Nov. 5–9 in Houston, Texas. ASN Kidney Week is the world’s premier nephrology conference, drawing thousands of physicians, scientists and trainees for teaching sessions, poster presentations and global networking. Working under the mentorship and leadership of M4
Read More about NEOMED students at premiere nephrology conferenceOn Sunday, Nov. 2, NEOMED’s Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association (APAMSA) hosted a community health fair at The Chapel in Akron, Ohio, bringing together student organizations to provide free screenings and health education to the local Asian communities. The event primarily served attendees from Chinese, Vietnamese, Hmong and Burmese backgrounds. Student volunteers offered a
Read More about Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association hosts community health fairA new issue is available of Burn Surgery Research and Innovation Highlights, a newsletter developed by students from the NEOMED College of Medicine while working with burn surgeon Deepak Ozhathil, M.D., at Akron Children’s Hospital. Read the latest issue.
Read More about New issue of Burn Surgery Research and Innovation HighlightsAs the nomination cycle for the Virtuous Healer Honor Society comes to a close, current members shared their reflections on being involved in VHHS. Get to know VHHS Student Member, Shashank Raghavachari (M4)! What is the Virtuous Healer Honor Society? VHHS is NEOMED’s homegrown Honor Society that strives to recognize those medical students in each
Read More about Perspective from the Virtuous Healer Honor Society: Meet Shashank RaghavachariDr. Fahmy is pairing surgical training with health-policy research.
Read More about From setback to surgical scholar: Joseph Fahmy, M.D. ’19NEOMED Police Officer Trent Alberts locates a missing child, reuniting her with her family.
Read More about Swift response, safe returnThe NEOMED Free Clinic is seeking faculty volunteer physicians to support our clinic, which operates every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Your participation helps provide essential care for our community while offering valuable mentorship to our medical and pharmacy students. If you are interested in devoting your time and expertise, please contact Nicholas
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