Tara Hughes, second-year osteopathic medical student, was elected National Chair of the Council of Osteopathic Student Government Presidents (COSGP) at a conference over the weekend. COSGP is a council under the governance of the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic […]
Tara Hughes, D.O.’15, elected to national leadership position Read More
The U.S. health care system is undergoing an unprecedented transformation that will inevitably change how health services in this country are delivered, measured and financed. The practice of medicine and how physicians organize in given health markets is also in
“A drink of water from Niagara Falls” Read More
DMU operates under high ethical standards to earn and sustain the trust and respect of the public, research participants and the research community. Its Institutional Review Board (IRB) is a committee that is mandated by federal law to review and
A supportive, rigorous research environment Read More
Wow! There is a month left in my second year of medical school! On the first day of orientation, I felt as though this day was an eternity away, at it would take forever before I stated clinical rotations. Looking
The DMU Alumni Association is building upon the past successes of the COM and CHS golf outings by hosting its first DMU Golf Benefit to bring the three colleges together socially and raise much-needed scholarship funds for all students! This inaugural event
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The College of Podiatric Medicine and Surgery held the 20th Annual Recognition and Rite of Passage Ceremony on Saturday, April 13, in the Student Education Center. More than 200 people were in attendance to recognize the students, professional clubs and
CPMS holds 20th Annual Rite of Passage Ceremony Read More
Please join us for the annual DMU Choir spring concert tomorrow April 24Â at 12:15 p.m. in the SEC Auditorium. The choir has been working hard this year learning lots of new songs and looks forward to sharing them with you.
If you aren’t crazy about physical exercise, even at moderate levels, here’s something that might literally change your mind: Brain researchers say exercise is the best thing you can do to benefit your brain and defend against dementia. Epidemiologist Bryan
Move your feet, feed your brain Read More