In this article, author Jason Dapore, DO, a fellowship-trained sports medicine physician and CrossFit participant, describes how the nature of CrossFit allows patients to participate while recovering from an injury.
DO schools lead the way, filling more than half of this year’s top 10 ranking from U.S. News and World Report. See who made the list.
Seeking to understand where Americans receive the best health care, personal finance website WalletHub examined costs, access to care and outcomes via 40 different metrics in each state. Here’s its list of best and worst states for health care in 2018.
In his inaugural speech as AOA president, Dr. Mayo outlined his plans to improve AOA board certification and member benefits this year.
Drs. Dominic King and Jason Genin, two sports medicine DOs at Cleveland Clinic, are changing how tendon injuries are diagnosed and treated, making the process more efficient and effective.
All 10 Canadian provinces now recognize the qualifications of American osteopathic medical school graduates as equal to that of U.S.-trained MDs. This will open up more residency training opportunities in the country, according to the Canadian Osteopathic Association.
The AOA House of Delegates voted down a proposed policy statement on physician-assisted death after hearing the argument that it went against the osteopathic oath and state laws.
Board certification will be uncoupled from membership after final approval of the settlement. Also, the four original plaintiffs will receive $15,000 each, payable from legal fees.
An expert medical witness is necessary in many medical malpractice cases. Here’s what you need to know if you’re interested in becoming one.