Wordless Wednesday: Foot Fest
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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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Provider Profile: Meet Dr. John Bennett
Name:John D. Bennett, D.P.M., FACFAS Title:Podiatrist/Professor Clinic:Foot and Ankle Undergraduate School:University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland Medical School:Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine, Independence, Ohio Residency:Baltimore Veterans Administration Medical Center, Baltimore, MarylandDes Moines General Hospital, Des Moines, Iowa Residency:Board certification from the American Board
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Anatomy word of the month: Antecubital
“In front of the elbow” in Latin. The hollow in the crook of your arm in front of the elbow, with its easily accessible veins, is frequently used to insert a needle to draw blood. The cubit, an archaic unit
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Network now
Join us Tuesday, October 7, for a little networking and hear from local public health leaders at the Public Health Networking Night. The event is free and open to the public, and features time to network and discuss current issues in public health. For
440 medical students take part in largest disaster training
First- and second-year D.O. students were involved in a volunteer disaster relief training on September 26. The American Red Cross took 440 students — the largest group trained in the United States this year — through a tabletop exercise with disaster situations
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Des Moines University to honor Bill Knapp Oct. 9 at annual Glanton Dinner
Des Moines University will honor the achievements and impact of longtime central Iowa developer, entrepreneur and philanthropist William “Bill” C. Knapp at the University’s 11th annual Glanton Minority Scholarship Dinner on Thursday, Oct. 9, at the Meadows Events and Conference
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M.H.A. and M.P.H. programs praised as “pioneers” in utilizing Desire2Learn Insights
It’s no news that Des Moines University’s master of health care administration and master of public health programs continue to provide high quality education, but now they have another feather in their caps. According to John Gilhuly, senior project manager
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