The American Osteopathic Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology is currently piloting short web-based exams meant to replace its written six-year recertification exam to a group of 140 physicians.
Patients with heart disease, diabetes and obesity are among those who may benefit from an eating plan aimed at treating low-grade chronic inflammation.
In this essay, Katherine Kleinberg, OMS III, shares her journey having risk-reducing surgery because she’s BRCA 1 positive.
As NASA’s chief health and medical officer, J.D. Polk, DO, is rising to the cosmic challenge of monitoring the health of all NASA employees.
New insights on how DOs use osteopathic skills in clinical practice will be used to strengthen osteopathic content in certifying board exams.
Judith Guzman-Cottrill, DO, a pediatric infectious disease specialist, discusses her role in treating an unvaccinated 6-year-old boy with tetanus.
The new requirements also formally state that AOA-trained residents are eligible to complete ACGME fellowships. Learn more about other notable ACGME changes.
Whether you’re working with a recruiter or doing a job search on your own, negotiating the salary for your first job after residency can be a daunting task. Here’s what you need to know.
Some of today’s DOs are rocking hairstyles that reflect who they are—and they say their unique tresses have improved their connections with patients.