Des Moines University Expands Global Health Opportunities With New International Rotation Sites
DMU expands global health rotations to Italy, Greece and Sri Lanka, offering students hands-on experience in more diverse health care settings.
DMU expands global health rotations to Italy, Greece and Sri Lanka, offering students hands-on experience in more diverse health care settings.
Des Moines University wins ASAHP’s Innovation and Excellence in Clinical Education Award for advancing JEDIB principles in health professions training and patient care.
DMU Receives Innovation and Excellence Award for Clinical Education Read More
DMU study explores chronic wasting disease transmission in deer and potential human risks, published in CDC’s Emerging Infectious Diseases journal.
Des Moines University has promoted Allison Larson, P.T., D.P.T., to director of clinical education, advancing her role in guiding the next generation of physical therapists.
DMU Promotes Allison Larson to Director of Clinical Education Read More
Drug shortages are a growing public health concern, and this study highlights the need for better global strategies to ensure access to critical medications.
DMU Joins Effort to Investigate Drug Shortages in the U.S. and Canada Read More
DMU’s 2024 Research Symposium showcases innovation in health care through technology-driven, patient-centered research, fostering collaboration and discovery.
Technology-Driven Research Takes Center Stage at DMU’s 2024 Symposium Read More
Des Moines University Medicine and Health Sciences will host the Psychiatry for Non-Psychiatrists conference on Friday, Nov. 1, 2024. The event is designed to equip non-psychiatric health care professionals with essential mental health care skills.
Des Moines University Hosts Psychiatry for Non-Psychiatrists Conference Read More
Des Moines University Medicine and Health Sciences received a $300,000 Transformational Project Award from the American Heart Association to study estrogen’s effects on exercise.
Two DMU faculty members in the Department of Anatomy invited to participate in a special symposium on the fossils of human relative, Homo naledi.
DMU Anatomy Faculty Attend Pivotal Symposium on Human Ancestor Read More
DMU researchers discover THC-induced gut microbiome changes that predict significant weight loss in obese mice, offering insights into potential pathways for obesity treatment.
DMU Researchers Uncover Potential Link Between THC and Weight Loss Read More