Wordless Wednesday: still making a difference
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Lots to discover at DMU
Join us on campus for an interactive exploration of Des Moines University’s graduate programs. Those encouraged to attend include prospective students & applicants, advisors, friends/family! We look forward to seeing on November 5 for Discover DMU! Here is the schedule for
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Col. Wayne A. Schirner, D.O.’79
Dr. Schirner retired from civil service with the U.S. Army on Sept. 20, 2014. He served the Army for 35 years, 25 on active duty and 10 as a civilian. He was the director of medical education at the Carl
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An evening of OMM
Back, hip or neck pain?  Get a FREE osteopathic manual treatment at DMU during our annual OMM Community Night! Learn how osteopathic manual medicine (OMM) is used to evaluate and treat the whole body, from the feet through the pelvis,
Take the first steps to better health
Most people live a sedentary lifestyle, taking fewer than 5,000 steps a day. It only takes 10,000 steps a day to maintain good health. Take the first steps toward improving your health by taking the stairs! Health benefits of stair
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Search for the perfect pumpkin
I can hardly believe that it is already October and with it comes all sorts of festive fall fun! Cooler temps and leaves falling make this weekend perfect for a trip to the local pumpkin patch. Pumpkinville – Cornmaze, farm animals, straw jump,
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Stay active as you age
We all know that regular physical activity is important for our health. But as we age, it gets more and more difficult to stay active and do the things we love. Many seniors become inactive due to illness, disease or
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John H. Yost, D.O.’86
John H. Yost, D.O.’86, is an assistant professor of medicine at Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire.
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