Despite the continued global challenges presented by COVID-19, National University of Health Sciences (NUHS) honored its fall 2020 graduates with a virtual graduation ceremony.
NUHS-Florida faculty member Jennifer Gantzer, DC, MS, recently taught the first-year chiropractic graduate licensing course, “HIV & AIDS: A Complementary & Alternative Medicine (CAMS) Approach,” during the Florida Chiropractic Association’s (FCA’s) Southwest Regional Convention in Naples, Fla.
NUHS-Florida student, Addison Ozakyol, was recently named Student of the Year by the American Chiropractic Association’s Sports Council (ACASC.)
For the first time last month, NUHS-Florida hosted a panel presentation virtually via Zoom, allowing Illinois faculty, staff, and students to join in on a unique learning opportunity.
Princess Burnett, a student in the NUHS naturopathic medicine program, and faculty member Lorinda Sorensen, ND, MSAc, recently published a study about ergothioneine and citrus metabolites and their use in reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease.
Constitution Day, an annual event celebrated by both Illinois and Florida campuses, has shifted to an online format.
This summer, the NUHS Botanical Garden marks the tenth anniversary of students joining together to share their passion for plants and medicine.
As efforts continue to slow the spread of COVID-19, NUHS is honoring Summer 2020 graduates in alternative ways.
As a medical doctor and recent NUHS acupuncture graduate, Nooshig Salvador, MD, MSOM, HMDC, FACP, LAc, Diplomate OM, works at one of many hospital systems that have begun offering integrative medicine treatments for their patients.
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