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Author: Vicki Martinka

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Wellness matters: 9 tips for better sleep during residency

Sleeping well during residency is challenging at best, but preventing chronic sleep deprivation is critical for your physical, mental and emotional health.

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06.26.18

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Love and medicine: How to make being married and working together work for you

First came love, then came marriage, then came working together at the same practice. Three DO couples explain how and why they mix business with matrimony.

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06.13.18

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Advocacy alert: Tell Congress to support direct primary care

The Primary Care Enhancement Act of 2017 will allow patients to use HSA funds to pay for direct primary care. Here’s what you need to know about the bill and how to tell your member of Congress to support it.

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06.13.18

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Broadway docs: How 2 DOs turned their passion for Broadway into producing a Tony Award-winning musical

Jeffrey Grove, DO, and Michael Jackowitz, DO, won big for “Once on This Island,” which landed the Tony Award for Best Revival of a Musical. The musical was nominated for eight Tonys in total.

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06.13.18

News Releases

Survey Finds Less than Two-Thirds of Americans (62%) Know a Preventive Vaccine is Available for Shingles

CHICAGO—June 12, 2018—Shingles vaccination is now nearly twice as effective as the previous protocol and available to patients 10 years younger than before, enabling largescale prevention of a painful, common condition. Adoption of the new standard of care could vastly reduce the one million annual cases of the disease, according to osteopathic physicians. Almost one … Read More

AOA Media Team

06.12.18

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Should physicians be friends with their patients on social media?

A new survey from the AOA finds more than half of millennials and more than four out of 10 adults are or would like to be friends with or follow their health care providers on social media. Here’s what you need to know.

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06.11.18

News Releases

Joint Principles on Opioid Crisis Call for Comprehensive, Public Health Approach to Addiction Treatment

Washington (June 11, 2018)—Leaders of six medical organizations representing more than 560,000 physicians and medical students called on Congress today to adopt policies that recognize opioid use disorder (OUD) as a chronic disease of the brain that requires comprehensive treatment. Doing so, the medical leaders said, would hold greater promise of successfully addressing the OUD … Read More

AOA Media Team

06.11.18

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Mastering the MSPE: The last part of your residency program application, explained

The Medical Student Performance Evaluation (MPSE) provides a summary of a medical student’s achievements and academic accomplishments. Here’s what you need to know about how this document impacts your residency application.

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06.05.18

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World health: Building global awareness of US osteopathic medicine

AOA President Mark A. Baker, DO, educated international health leaders about the distinctions between U.S.-trained DOs and non-physician osteopaths during the World Health Assembly in Geneva, Switzerland.

The DO

06.05.18