Bankers Trust has been in the financial business since 1917, but its actions and impact go far beyond for-profit endeavors. Central Iowa’s leading independently owned bank now with offices in six states, the company has invested in its communities as
Investing in community and diversity Read More
Des Moines University earned a perfect score for its continuing medical education activities for physicians from the American Osteopathic Association (AOA). The AOA is the nation’s primary certifying body for doctors of osteopathic medicine (DOs) and the accrediting agency for
DMU achieves AOA reaccreditation with commendation for continuing medical education Read More
Kyle Duncan says he’s “really good” at complaining, but he learned at an early age that bellyaching about issues isn’t enough. “I’ve always wanted to be in a position to fix things, whether it was being captain of the football
DMU student helps set up APMSA for continued success Read More
“Burned as a sacrifice, incense” in Greek. A lymphoid organ lying directly above the heart, more prominent in the young than adults. This gland provides the T-lymphocytes so important in the immune process and the primary cell type attacked by
Anatomy word of the month: thymus Read More
As part of this year’s alumni reunion festivities, the University recognized three outstanding graduates who have given greatly to their alma mater, professions and communities. College of Podiatric Medicine and Surgery Alumnus of the Year Sean T. Grambart, D.P.M.’01, FACFAS Foot
Heroes in health care, at DMU and beyond: the 2014 Alumni of the Year Read More
Martha Owen, M.H.A.’96, FACMPE, recently accepted a new position as manager, change management and informatics, at the Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa, FL.
Martha L. Owen, M.H.A.’96, FACMPE Read More
Veronica Sutherland, D.O.’99, recently was elected president of the Nevada Osteopathic Medical Association. She works in family medicine at St. Mary’s Medical Group in Reno, NV.
Veronica M. Sutherland, D.O.’99 Read More
While the polar vortex gripping many states this winter had people complaining about the weather more than usual, the discussion by a group gathered in a DMU boardroom on the snowy morning of Feb. 4 was even more somber in
New consortium to probe climate change’s impact on health Read More
A recent early March morning in Des Moines was the kind that would make most medical students – most people, for that matter – hit the snooze button and crawl deeper under the covers. Central Iowa was under yet another four inches of
Reaching out to the unsheltered Read More
