News@MCPHS

Lisa Conboy, Research Director and faculty at the New England School of Acupuncture (NESA), worked with colleagues with expertise in yoga and research to test the effects of home practice on stress reduction.

Having recently celebrated a significant milestone, the two year anniversary of her business, we sat down to talk with Leanne about her lifelong engagement with the pharmacy profession, her passion for her community, and what it takes to launch a successful business today.

Attending an Open House is a great way to learn everything you need to know about a college or university.

Dr. Joseph Stamm and Dr. Louis Frank, both associate professors of optometry at the MCPHS Eye & Vision Center, are experiencing early success with a new way to treat dry eye disease.

Head empowers MCPHS students to take advantage of unique learning and professional experiences abroad, including in South Africa and England.

With a new semester kicking off on the Manchester campus, occupational therapy students will soon be gaining hands-on experience in the lab.

Students in the nursing and physical therapy programs at MCPHS come together for an exercise in interprofessional collaboration.

For the sixth year in the last seven, MCPHS students enrolled in the Doctor of Physical Therapy program have earned a notable honor from the Marquette Challenge, an annual fundraising effort sponsored by the Foundation for Physical Therapy.