Haas gave a talk on breast cancer in April in Manchester and London, titled “Key Immunohistochemistry Diagnostic and Prognostic Markers in Breast Cancer,” and another presentation, “Sentinel Lymph Nodes,” in Melbourne, Australia, a week later. He is a pathologist with […]
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Hinz had the pleasure and honor of hooding his grandson as a D.O. at the Michigan State College of Osteopathy commencement ceremony.
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Kurz started a private practice, Cornerstone Family Medicine, providing family medicine, osteopathic manual therapy and occupational medicine/workmen’s compensation in Pagosa Springs, CO.
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Rochen received the special board of governors award from the American Osteopathic Colleges of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology – Head & Neck Surgery, the highest award the colleges give, for exceptionally meritorious service.
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Anslinger (formerly Mooney) and her husband, Brendan, welcomed a daughter, Ella Rose, to their family on Feb. 7, 2013. She joins brother Cole, 4. Anslinger practices cardiology with Cardiology Specialists of Dayton in Dayton, OH.
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After 27 years of practicing emergency medicine, Schultz has retired. He and his wife, Dana, have spent the last 15 years in Cape Coral, FL.
Carl H. Schultz, D.O.’80 Read More
Hall has retired from Cascade Family Medical Group in Arlington, WA, where he practiced family medicine.
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The 17th Annual Iowa Physiological Society Meeting was held on campus September 21 and the Physiology and Pharmacology Department was well represented. The department had nine poster presentations as well as two platform presentations given by Kim Tran, M.D., Ph.D.,
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More than 500 Des Moines University D.O. students attended the University’s annual Hospital Day on September 11 to gather information on residencies, clerkships and internships. The event invites medical education programs from around the country to campus to connect with
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Margaret Negrete, D.O.’89, began weight-training as a DMU student when Iowa’s frigid winters put a chill on her running. She won her first bodybuilding competition soon after, in 1985, and she’s competed ever since, earning numerous top finishes in lightweight and physique
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