While interactive learning is happening pretty much all the time at DMU, a particularly engaged group of clinicians came to campus last Saturday for a neuroanatomy review course. Designed for participants to review, dissect and discuss gross anatomical structures of […]
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Silberman retired from the Federal Aviation Administration on Dec. 31, 2012. He now is the medical director of Harvey Watt & Company, a pilot disability insurance company in Atlanta, and is on contract with the 400,000-member Aircraft Operators and Pilots Association.
Warren S. Silberman, D.O., M.P.H.’74 Read More
Rasmussen sees patients in the orthopedics department of Mayo Clinic Health System – Red Cedar in Menomonie, WI. She joined the practice in 2007 in its urgent care and emergency departments, where she continues to see patients. Rasmussen is certified by
Sara L. Rasmussen, PA-C’07 Read More
Leimer and Travis Alan Lewis were married on April 6, 2013, at St. James Lutheran Church in Northrop, MN. Leimer is a physical therapist at Sanford Sheldon Medical Center in Sheldon, IA, and Lewis works as a meat cutter at Hy-Vee in
Kaitlin M. Leimer, D.P.T.’12 Read More
Witt and Hope Coffin announced their engagement and upcoming wedding planned for April 27, 2013, at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Iowa City, IA. Coffin is an occupational therapist at Trinity Hospital in Rock Island, IL, and Witt is a
Evan L. Witt, PA-C’11 Read More
Parkinson’s disease is a debilitating, progressive neurologic disorder that typically leaves its victims with impaired strength, motor performance, hand-eye coordination, balance, gait stability, speech and cognition. While pharmacological and physical therapies and other treatments exist to manage the disease, it
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The Des Moines University Physical Therapy Club is teaming with physical therapy programs from across the state to aid the disabled around the world. On April 26 and 27, the club will be collecting manual wheelchairs, aluminum crutches and canes,
DMU club seeks donations of mobility devices Read More
If you or your loved ones have had immunizations, worn seat belts or used child car safety seats, enjoyed drinking clean water and breathing clean air, quit smoking or avoided the habit altogether, you’ve benefited from the nation’s public health
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To mark National Public Health Week, April 1-7, DMU’s Master of Public Health Student Club invites you to a free showing of the award-winning film, “Escape Fire: The Fight to Rescue American Healthcare.” The film takes a hard look at
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We’ve all heard about the problem of food deserts, those geographic areas where residents have limited or no easy access to healthy foods. Now you can find out exactly where they are with the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s new Food
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