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In Memoriam: Former AOBOG board member, William Stanley Jr., DO

A former board member of the American Osteopathic Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology (AOBOG) who served for 20-plus years, William Frederick Stanley Jr., DO, died on Feb. 9, 2025, at the age of 90. He was a resident of Rochester, Michigan.

The DO Staff

03.01.25

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DOs share why they are staying in patient care

Patient care encompasses providing access to health care, reconciling EHR discrepancies, coaching patients on addressing financial and social barriers, and facilitating the transition of care. Many physicians are leaving patient care or considering it, with the common reasons including burnout, bureaucratic tasks, long hours and lack of family time.

The DO Staff

02.28.25

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Physician burnout is slowly improving, but still remains stubbornly high, Medscape report finds

Roughly 47% of doctors recently surveyed by Medscape said they were experiencing burnout. This is lower than the 49% Medscape reported in a survey last year, but still higher than the 44% reported in 2019 before the pandemic. The current burnout rate of 47% means the health care system still has a lot of work to do to properly … Read More

The DO Staff

02.27.25

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DO is CMO of DOE, DO advocates for GME in Iowa, nominations open soon for AOA Distinguished Service Awards

The osteopathic medical profession continues to thrive, driven by the dedication of exceptional DOs, osteopathic medical students and organizations making lasting impacts. Below, learn more about just a few of these recent remarkable achievements, including those of Jasper Yung, DO, and Scott Everson, DO. Additionally, read on for more information about the AOA’s Distinguished Service … Read More

The DO Staff

02.23.25

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Overcoming obstacles as a medical student: A journey of resilience

It’s no secret that the decision to pursue a career as a physician is one of the most challenging choices anyone could make. At the same time, it also has the potential to become one of the most rewarding decisions you make.

The DO Staff

02.22.25

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A DO is president of the Michigan Radiological Society for the first time in the organization’s history

The Michigan Radiological Society (MRS), an association of radiologists, radiation oncologists, medical physicists, residents, fellows and medical students, has inducted their first DO president, Rocky Saenz, DO, who is leading the organization for its 2024-2025 term.

The DO Staff

02.21.25

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Q&A: The Hip-Hop Doc discusses pediatrics, working with underserved populations and dance as exercise

Tyree Winters, DO, is a dedicated advocate for equitable health care. Inspired by his own physician, he pursued osteopathic medicine at Ohio University-Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine (OU-HCOM). As an advocate for underserved communities, Dr. Winters uses innovative approaches such as dance-based fitness to break barriers and promote wellness.

The DO Staff

02.20.25

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On-demand CME from past OMED conferences now available

DOs can now earn CME via new self-study course offerings featuring content from previous OMED conferences. Currently, content from OMED 2022 and OMED 2023 is available on the site. Participants will be able to access the content and CME through the end of March 2025.

The DO Staff

02.07.25

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DO dermatologist Dr. Will is a cast member on NBC’s ‘Deal or No Deal Island’

Agraduate of Nova Southeastern University Kiran C. Patel College of Osteopathic Medicine (NSU-KPCOM) and board-certified dermatologist, Will Kirby, DO, (“Dr. Will”), is currently a contestant on NBC’s “Deal or No Deal Island.” The reality competition series is in its second season and requires contestants to compete in excursions as they collect briefcases hidden across the … Read More

The DO Staff

02.06.25