So immensely thankful to address the Class of 2026 at the @KPMedSchool last night.
Medicine now asks more of its physicians: not only clinical excellence, but the courage to defend truth, communicate through noise, and remain deeply human in an increasingly tech world.
Dr. Julia Hiner emphasizes the importance of clinicians recognizing elder mistreatment early-on. “If you don’t identify it, you’re going to miss it 100 percent of the time,” she said. https://t.co/j9uHJMoKzS
KPSOM’s 2026 Curriculum Retreat focuses on how rapidly advancing technology will revolutionize healthcare and training.
Read more: https://t.co/Vs7Hi37qNV
The spring issue of KPSOM’s new digital publication, The Torch is out now. This issue includes highlights from Match Day 2026 along with features exploring culinary medicine, cross cultural healing, KPSOM's community impact, and more.
Read it now: https://t.co/7TjfKAhQx1
KPSOM professor Reina Haque, PhD, MPH, leads research to strengthen survivorship care for metastatic breast cancer patients with hypertension.
Read more: https://t.co/MK8gO2j2pm
KPSOM students celebrated Match Day this month at the Pasadena Convention Center. Every student who entered the match process successfully matched into a residency program, continuing KPSOM’s record of a 100 percent match result🩺🎉. https://t.co/7aTNU5ZnIe
Happy #MatchDay! KPSOM Class of 2026 members express joy, gratitude, and expectations in anticipation of learning their residency placements today. Read more: https://t.co/RZ1atV2oNl #KPSOMMatchDay
We’re thrilled to have Elizabeth Weinberg, as our Senior Director of Development. Learn how she's creating a culture of benevolence at our medical school. Read more: https://t.co/KPPtAQYdQz
Celebrated Lunar New Year by serving the AANHPI community in SoCal at the Alhambra LNY Festival!
Hosted KPSOM APAMSA’s first-ever health screening booth there—and the turnout from our community was incredible. Huge thanks to National APAMSA for the support!
Clinical Assistant Professor at KPSOM and ophthalmologist, Dr. Vivienne Hau, completes stem cell implant for vision restoration as part of a groundbreaking early‑phase AMD clinical trial. Read more: https://t.co/07i1B0ZkZY
KPSOM dedicated a week to "Integrative and Cross-Cultural Medicine," letting students explore alternative and traditional healing alongside Western medicine.
Read more: https://t.co/y25iBTDRhy
KPSOM student Barune Thapa’s latest research looks at how neighborhoods can influence a patient’s health after a heart attack. Read more: https://t.co/Bx5rL8BRNb
These are the physicians who helped build the school’s clerkship program credited with teaching students through real-world examples. Meet the inaugural preceptors of KPSOM.
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Even with home-based cardiac rehabilitation, patients from disadvantaged neighborhoods had ~2x higher odds of rehospitalization after a heart attack. @BaruneThapa@DrChileshe@KPMedSchool https://t.co/gNrgznHgiL
Medical students face a hidden stressor ➡️ nonstop family requests for medical advice. One KPSOM student and others share why setting boundaries is important.
Via @lambethhochwald#Medscape
Read more: https://t.co/ORMuZADmyL
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