NASA Flight Surgeon Richard Scheuring, DO, will head to Antarctica in early October for six weeks to support the National Science Foundation and its research teams who will be working there.
Peter Bach, MD, is on a mission to make drugs more affordable. Here’s what he’s doing–and what he’ll be talking about at OMED.
To mitigate the challenges of medical school and practicing medicine, Jessica Barber, MD, advises prioritizing self-care and stress reduction techniques.
Residents say they want better work-life balance, according to Medscape’s 2018 Residents Lifestyle and Happiness Report. More than 1,900 residents in over 29 specialties responded to the survey about stress, relationships, burnout and expectations for their postgraduate training.
Health care innovator and futurist Nicholas J. Webb will speak Friday, Oct. 5, during OMED about how disruptive innovators are boldly changing health care.
Teaming up with state osteopathic associations and speciality affiliates, the AOA has commented on 18 unnecessary scope of practice issues at the state level so far this year.
Just a week after receiving a lung transplant, Claire Wineland, who had cystic fibrosis, has passed away. The 21-year-old captivated and inspired thousands with her honest, frank commentary on living with a progressive, life-threatening disease.
In addition to thriving as a medical student at Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine (OU-HCOM), Savannah Seigneur, OMS II, played professional softball during the summer break between her first and second years of medical school.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services recently released its proposed changes to the 2019 Physician Fee Schedule with a Sept. 10 deadline for public comment.