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Yahoo
29-05-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
Dr. John Fortuna Announces Healthcare Grant Challenging Students to Redefine Aging through Innovation in Longevity and Regenerative Medicine
Dr. John Fortuna CLEVELAND, May 29, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Dr. John Fortuna Grant, founded by Cleveland-based chiropractor and wellness advocate Dr. John Fortuna, is now accepting applications for the 2026 cycle. This nationwide academic grant invites eligible healthcare students to present visionary ideas about the future of aging, longevity, and regenerative medicine—an initiative that aligns with Dr. John Fortuna's lifelong dedication to health, prevention, and sustainable wellness. Open to undergraduate and graduate students across the United States, the Dr. John Fortuna Grant seeks to recognize and support those who demonstrate academic excellence and a commitment to evolving healthcare to enhance longevity and vitality for aging populations. As life expectancy increases, the quality of those additional years is a critical focus in medical discourse, particularly through advancements in regenerative medicine. Dr. John Fortuna sees this grant as a catalyst for encouraging young minds to address this challenge with innovative solutions. Dr. John Fortuna has built a respected reputation as a thought leader in integrative healthcare. A graduate of Cleveland State University and Life University College of Chiropractic, Dr. John Fortuna has spent decades helping individuals achieve healthier, more active lives. His experience includes leadership in multidisciplinary health clinics, hands-on patient care, and participation in international medical missions. Now, with the Dr. John Fortuna Grant, he is creating a platform for students to share transformative visions for longevity and regenerative medicine in healthcare. Eligibility Criteria To apply for the Dr. John Fortuna Grant, students must: Be enrolled in an accredited undergraduate or graduate healthcare-related program. Maintain a minimum GPA of 3.0. Demonstrate financial need. Submit an original essay between 500–1000 words in response to the following prompt:'Imagine a world where 100 is the new 60: How can healthcare, through innovations in longevity and regenerative medicine, evolve to make aging a journey of strength, not decline? Share your vision for medicine that extends vitality, not just years.' In addition to the essay, applicants must provide: An unofficial academic transcript A one-page resume or CV One letter of recommendation from a faculty member or mentor All application materials must be submitted via email to apply@ by February 15, 2026. This initiative not only provides financial assistance but also recognizes students capable of introducing practical and innovative solutions to enhance longevity through regenerative medicine. Dr. John Fortuna believes today's students will lead tomorrow's healthcare revolutions, particularly in the field of regenerative medicine—and this grant spotlights those with the talent and vision to do so. The Dr. John Fortuna Grant is open to students from any U.S. city or state. What matters most is the applicant's ability to think critically, creatively, and compassionately about the evolving role of healthcare in promoting longevity and vitality through regenerative medicine. With this program, Dr. John Fortuna continues his mission to promote holistic, preventive, and patient-centered healthcare. The grant affirms his belief that longevity should be matched by vitality, and that the future of regenerative medicine depends on those who dare to think differently. To learn more about the Dr. John Fortuna Grant and how to apply, please visit: Contact Info: Spokesperson: Dr. John Fortuna Organization: Dr. John Fortuna Grant Website: Email: apply@ A photo accompanying this announcement is available at in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Yahoo
29-05-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
Dr. John Fortuna Announces Healthcare Grant Challenging Students to Redefine Aging through Innovation in Longevity and Regenerative Medicine
Dr. John Fortuna CLEVELAND, May 29, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Dr. John Fortuna Grant, founded by Cleveland-based chiropractor and wellness advocate Dr. John Fortuna, is now accepting applications for the 2026 cycle. This nationwide academic grant invites eligible healthcare students to present visionary ideas about the future of aging, longevity, and regenerative medicine—an initiative that aligns with Dr. John Fortuna's lifelong dedication to health, prevention, and sustainable wellness. Open to undergraduate and graduate students across the United States, the Dr. John Fortuna Grant seeks to recognize and support those who demonstrate academic excellence and a commitment to evolving healthcare to enhance longevity and vitality for aging populations. As life expectancy increases, the quality of those additional years is a critical focus in medical discourse, particularly through advancements in regenerative medicine. Dr. John Fortuna sees this grant as a catalyst for encouraging young minds to address this challenge with innovative solutions. Dr. John Fortuna has built a respected reputation as a thought leader in integrative healthcare. A graduate of Cleveland State University and Life University College of Chiropractic, Dr. John Fortuna has spent decades helping individuals achieve healthier, more active lives. His experience includes leadership in multidisciplinary health clinics, hands-on patient care, and participation in international medical missions. Now, with the Dr. John Fortuna Grant, he is creating a platform for students to share transformative visions for longevity and regenerative medicine in healthcare. Eligibility Criteria To apply for the Dr. John Fortuna Grant, students must: Be enrolled in an accredited undergraduate or graduate healthcare-related program. Maintain a minimum GPA of 3.0. Demonstrate financial need. Submit an original essay between 500–1000 words in response to the following prompt:'Imagine a world where 100 is the new 60: How can healthcare, through innovations in longevity and regenerative medicine, evolve to make aging a journey of strength, not decline? Share your vision for medicine that extends vitality, not just years.' In addition to the essay, applicants must provide: An unofficial academic transcript A one-page resume or CV One letter of recommendation from a faculty member or mentor All application materials must be submitted via email to apply@ by February 15, 2026. This initiative not only provides financial assistance but also recognizes students capable of introducing practical and innovative solutions to enhance longevity through regenerative medicine. Dr. John Fortuna believes today's students will lead tomorrow's healthcare revolutions, particularly in the field of regenerative medicine—and this grant spotlights those with the talent and vision to do so. The Dr. John Fortuna Grant is open to students from any U.S. city or state. What matters most is the applicant's ability to think critically, creatively, and compassionately about the evolving role of healthcare in promoting longevity and vitality through regenerative medicine. With this program, Dr. John Fortuna continues his mission to promote holistic, preventive, and patient-centered healthcare. The grant affirms his belief that longevity should be matched by vitality, and that the future of regenerative medicine depends on those who dare to think differently. To learn more about the Dr. John Fortuna Grant and how to apply, please visit: Contact Info: Spokesperson: Dr. John Fortuna Organization: Dr. John Fortuna Grant Website: Email: apply@ A photo accompanying this announcement is available at
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First Post
13-05-2025
- First Post
2 Indian students killed in US after car crashes into bridge
The accident happened on May 10 in Pennsylvania's Lancaster County. The police said that the students were driving after their car skidded off the road, striking a tree and then colliding with a bridge read more Two Indian students died in a car accident in the US, the Indian Consulate in New York said in a statement on Tuesday. The victims, identified as Manav Patel and Saurav Prabhakar, were from Cleveland State University. 'Our thoughts and prayers are with their families during this difficult time. The Consulate is in touch with the families and has assured them of all possible assistance,' the consulate said on X. Deeply saddened to learn about the unfortunate road accident in which two Indian students from Cleaveland State University, Manav Patel and Saurav Prabhakar lost their lives; Our thoughts and prayers are with their families during this difficult time. The Consulate is in touch… — India in New York (@IndiainNewYork) May 12, 2025 STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD How did their car crash? According to PTI, the accident happened on May 10 in Pennsylvania's Lancaster County. The police said that the students were driving after their car skidded off the road, striking a tree and then colliding with a bridge. According to a report by LancasterOnline, Saurav Prabhakar was behind the wheel, with Manav Patel riding as a passenger. Both were declared dead at the scene. The coroner confirmed they died from multiple traumatic injuries, and their deaths were classified as accidental. A third individual, whose identity has not yet been released, was also in the vehicle and was taken to Reading Hospital for treatment.
Hindustan Times
13-05-2025
- Politics
- Hindustan Times
2 Indian students killed in car crash in US' Pennsylvania, consulate in touch with families
Two Indian students from Cleveland State University were killed in a car accident in Pennsylvania's Lancaster City last week. The deceased, identified as 20-year-old Manav Patel and 23-year-old Saurav Prabhakar, met with an accident on Saturday, May 10, as their car crashed into a tree and struck a bridge, officials said. According to news agency PTI, another passenger on the car's front seat was injured in the accident and was rushed to a local hospital, officials said. The Consulate General of India in New York said in a post on X, "Deeply saddened to learn about the unfortunate road accident in which two Indian students from Cleveland State University, Manav Patel and Saurav Prabhakar, lost their lives." "Our thoughts and prayers are with their families during this difficult time," the Consulate said, adding that it is in touch with the families of Patel and Prabhakar and has assured them of all possible assistance during this time. Patel and Prabhakar were killed in a single-vehicle crash on the Pennsylvania Turnpike in Brecknock Township at 7 am on Saturday, a local media outlet, reported. As per the county's coroner officer and Pennsylvania state police, the accident took place on the eastbound side of the Pennsylvania Turnpike, when their car crashed into a tree near the Reading Interchange and struck a bridge. The report said that Saurav Prabhakar was driving the vehicle at the time of the incident. The Lancaster County coroner said that both Patel and Prabhakar died of multiple traumatic injuries, ruling their deaths as accidental. Last month, a 21-year-old Indian student, Harsimrat Kaur Randhawa, was killed after she was struck by a stray bullet in Canada while she was waiting at a bus stop on her way to work. Randhawa was a student at Mohawk College in Hamilton, Ontario. The union minister of state for external affairs, Kirti Vardhan Singh, informed the Lok Sabha in a written reply early in April that at least 91 cases of attacks on Indian students studying abroad were reported over the past five years, of which 30 resulted in deaths. While responding to a question from a Congress leader, Singh said, 'Safety and security of Indian students abroad is one of the foremost priorities of the Government of India. Indian Missions and Posts abroad remain vigilant and closely monitor any untoward incident against Indian students in their respective countries of accreditation. Such unfortunate incidents, if any, are immediately taken up with the concerned authorities of the host country to ensure that the cases are properly investigated and the perpetrators are punished.' As per data from the Ministry of External Affairs, Canada accounted for the highest number of cases, reporting 27 violent attacks, followed by Russia with 15 incidents, the UK and Germany with 12 and 11 cases respectively and the US with nine violent attacks. Ireland saw four, the Philippines three, Italy three, and Iran one reported case, and none of these led to any fatalities. Australia recorded four incidents, and one of them resulted in death.
Times of Oman
13-05-2025
- Times of Oman
Indian Consulate in New York expresses condolences over death of two students in road accident
New York: After two Indian students from Cleveland State University, Manav Patel and Saurav Prabhakar, lost their lives in a road accident, the Indian Consulate expressed sorrow over the incident and said that it is in close contact with the families, offering all possible support during this time. Sharing a post on X, the Consulate General of India in New York wrote, "Deeply saddened to learn about the unfortunate road accident in which two Indian students from Cleveland State University, Manav Patel and Saurav Prabhakar lost their lives." The post added, "Our thoughts and prayers are with their families during this difficult time. The Consulate is in touch with the families and has assured them of all possible assistance.
