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The American College of Osteopathic Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOOG) and American Osteopathic Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology (AOBOG) recently received the 2025 award for Outstanding Educational Collaboration from the Alliance for Continuing Education in the Health Professions (ACEHP). This award, which recognizes individuals and/or organizations for working collaboratively with others on an educational endeavor that embodies … Read More
In 2023, the AOA reported that 57% of practicing DO physicians are in primary care specialties, including family medicine, internal medicine and pediatrics. The AOA also reported that, over the last two decades, the number of DOs pursuing non-primary care specialties has increased significantly.
With over 150 million copies sold, J.R.R. Tolkien’s “The Lord of the Rings” is one of the best-selling books of all time. In this classic story, the struggle against darkness is as much an internal battle as it is an epic quest.
It’s holiday gift-giving time! What do you get for DOs and osteopathic medical students (including yourself) who have worked so hard all year long? DOs and medical students are so much more than just their profession—we have other interests, inspirations and hobbies as well. So instead of new scrubs, a stethoscope or the latest and … Read More
Osteopathic medicine continues to make strides within the medical field and beyond, thanks to the contributions of dedicated professionals in the health care industry, including Michael Foti, DO, a dedicated mental health advocate publishing an innovative health newsletter, and Nora Ekeanya, DO, an award-winning psychiatrist hosting an upcoming webinar as part of the “Regaining the … Read More
Congratulations on submitting your ERAS application! Now it’s time for the next exciting chapter: Interview season. There’s an abundance of tips and suggestions out there, but The DO has collected insights from recently matched osteopathic physicians across various specialties, as well as two physicians who frequently interview residency applicants.
Growing up in New Delhi, India, I was immersed in a vibrant tapestry of community life. In India, the concept of “third spaces” was woven seamlessly into the social fabric. These were the bustling markets, the neighborhood tea stalls and the parks where strangers became friends over chai and conversations. These spaces were more than … Read More
Oct. 25, 1864: The Civil War is nearing its conclusion. Major Andrew Taylor Still, MD, DO—who would go on to found osteopathic medicine—orders his soldiers to disarm 140 Confederate prisoners of war as they approach and surrender at the Battle of Mine Creek in Kansas. The prisoners are tired, dehydrated and hungry. They have been … Read More
When I think of medical students, I think of a cohort of responsible and organized individuals. It takes a lot of dedication to get into a medical program and being on top of things is sort of an unspoken prerequisite. As students, we are constantly being reminded of the patients we are going to care … Read More