If you’re interested in learning more about prolonging your quality of life, aka your “health span,” over the course of your life, “Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity” by Peter Attia, MD, with Bill Gifford, is a must-read book. Dr. Attia is a 2001 graduate of Stanford University School of Medicine. Medical students, physicians … Read More
The AOA’s 2024 research grant application cycle is now open until Jan. 31, 2024. Research funding is available to DO, MD and PhD researchers conducting studies that address one of four research focus areas (RFAs) in three overall areas of focus approved by the AOA Board of Trustees:
Thomas W. Allen, DO, of Tulsa, Oklahoma, died in October 2023. “We are saddened by the passing of Thomas Allen, DO, a friend and mentor to many in the profession,” said AOA President Ira Monka, DO. “Dr. Allen made memorable contributions to osteopathic medicine, especially in the area of education, as a specialist in internal medicine … Read More
There is no denying that the medical community has made tremendous advances in the field of neonatal-perinatal care. However, one major barrier remains: the prevention of preterm births in the United States. A recent March of Dimes report card for premature births gave the U.S. a D+ grade with a preterm birth rate of 10.4%. While this … Read More
As osteopathic medicine continues to grow, so too has osteopathic physician and student interest in practicing outside of the United States. In light of the growth of the osteopathic medical profession around the world, we would like to share some important milestones in the AOA’s history of advocacy for DO practice rights abroad as well … Read More
With more than 50 years of experience as a family medicine private practice physician, Joel Mascaro, DO, is no stranger to money management. In addition to overseeing his practices and his own finances, he also created non-profit youth sports organizations and managed their financial responsibilities. He also created and ran a 16-team hospital league in Philadelphia, … Read More
Staying informed about the latest developments in health care is a crucial aspect of a career in medicine. Given the wealth of medical journals, research and studies available, staying up to date can be a challenge. The DO has reviewed recently published research pieces and has compiled three new studies that are pertinent to the … Read More
“Only a machine could do this,” I said to myself. It was my third week of medical school, and I was looking over my schedule for the coming week. Every hour was occupied with a colored box. I felt like crying, but I didn’t have time. “I am not a machine,” I said. “I am … Read More
Come relax and grab a cup of joe with the bros! These future “coffee docs” are brewing up something special. The three-man barista bro squad behind CoffeeDocs Co. are Bryce Piro, OMS III, Brody Fogelman, OMS III, and Alexander Holland, OMS III, all current students at Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine-Carolinas (VCOM-Carolinas).