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Patrisse Cullors

Patrisse Cullors, Cofounder of the Black Lives Matter Movement, Speaks with MCPHS Community

Students and faculty engaged in powerful discussion with the artist, organizer, educator, and public speaker.
Roseanne Gammel

MCPHS Professor Roseann S. Gammal, PharmD, BCPHS on the Precision Medicine Graduate Certificate

Dr. Gammal details her professional experience in Precision Medicine, the future of this treatment, the type of professional that would benefit most from obtaining this certificate.
An anti-smoking ad from 1985 and a photo of a mask protester from 2020.

The Air We Breathe:” Dr. Martha N. Gardner Compares Initial Public Smoking Restrictions to Current Mask Guidelines

Why were restrictions on public smoking met with relative acceptance, while the mask debate has turned nasty and political?
Headshot of Vida Rompas.

Vida Rompas BSPH ‘19, MBA ‘22 to Study Epidemiology at the University of London

The MCPHS alum and graduate student is drawn to global public health.
Alicia Kelley, Assistant Professor in the MCPHS School of Physician Assistant Studies.

Full-time Professor Taking Shifts at Three Different Hospitals

MCPHS Professor and PA Alicia Kelley talks about her extensive front-line during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Michele B Kaufman, PharmD '91

Healthcare Heroes: Michele B. Kaufman PharmD ’91, BCGP, Co-authors “The book I wish I’d had”

The medical careers guide has won multiple awards.
Illustration of men and women in a crowd, wearing masks.

Oscar Sánchez BSN ‘15 Featured on NBC News

The MCPHS School of Nursing graduate works as a critical care nurse at Massachusetts General Hospital.
MCPHS student in a chemistry lab.

MCPHS Ranked #4 Most Transformative College in the Nation by Money

MCPHS is again a nationwide leader in value-add for its students.
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