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The DO

Making a difference in health care: 10 stories about women in medicine

The third annual day of recognition on Feb. 3 was founded by emergency medicine physician Hala Sabry, DO, in 2016.  It commemorates the birthday of Elizabeth Blackwell, the first American woman to obtain a medical degree. To celebrate the struggles women have overcome in medicine and the journey forward, The DO rounded up 10 of … Read More

The DO

02.06.18

The DO

DO Match day produces nearly 1,000 primary care residents

Family medicine and internal medicine dominate the 2018 AOA Match with more than half of participants matching into these specialties.

The DO

02.05.18

The DO

Beyond National Women Physicians Day: Women in medicine rising

This year—2018— is looking to be the year of the woman. In the last few months there have been several groundbreaking movements that have propelled women into the spotlight. The #TimesUp and #MeToo movements recently harnessed the collective voice of women who have suffered in silence for too long, revealing the frequency of sexual harassment, … Read More

The DO

02.05.18

The DO

5 key takeaways from Medscape’s 2018 physician burnout report

Octavia Cannon, DO, called on physicians to teach students and residents about the importance of life outside of medicine at the AOA LEAD (Leadership, Education, Advocacy & Development) Conference Jan. 25 in Austin, Texas.

The DO

02.05.18