Philanthropist Kenneth Langone, wife donate $200 million to NYU Long Island School of Medicine

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Philanthropist Kenneth Langone, wife donate $200 million to NYU Long Island School of Medicine
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The NYU Long Island School of Medicine welcomed its newest class of future doctors with the traditional white coat ceremony Friday. The moment was made even more momentous by an announcement from philanthropist Kenneth Langone.

"To have a medical school out here dedicated to primary care, which is where the great needs are going to be going forward, it couldn't be a better opportunity and we look at it as a great investment," Langone said.

"There's a lot of bright young people who may not come from the most affluent backgrounds but who still want to pursue medicine and do good, so we're really grateful to them for that," medical student Lewam Ghirmay said. The Langones also formally announced the school's new name -- the NYU Grossman School of Medicine, named after the school's dean, Robert Grossman. He's also the CEO of NYU Langone Health.

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