Well, he wouldn’t say he’s a star, but Gary Hoff, D.O., was featured this Sunday on local station KCCI-TV8 for his significant talents as a painter as well as associate professor of behavioral medicine. News anchor/reporter Mollie Cooney interviewed Dr. Hoff for KCCI’s weekly […]
Professor, painter and T.V. star Read More
1-K. Hundreds of feet. Last year, we walked for a healthier Iowa. This year, to celebrate our progress we’re doing it again! Join us in front of the Academic Center on Wednesday, October 3 for this year’s Healthiest State Walk.
The small flap of skin covered cartilage at the front of your ear canal is named “goat” in Greek! Tragi is the term for hair that grows in the outer ear canal, especially in older men. So, tragus is a
Anatomy word of the month: tragus Read More
From the patient care they’ve provided to the millions of dollars they’ve contributed to numerous organizations, including DMU, philanthropy is a Sahai family tradition.
Giving is a family affair for the Sahais Read More
Twenty-five years ago, the University opened a new 10-story clinic on campus. This summer, it gained a new dimension with La Clinica.
DMU Clinic marks 25th year, expands services Read More
Enjoy submissions by DMU students Rebecca Minardi and Michael Eastman to the 2012 edition of DMU’s annual medical literary journal, Abaton.
Award-winning excerpts from Abaton Read More
This fall, the University will recognize alumni Eric Goldsmith and Robert Good for leading two national medical organizations.
DMU to salute ACOI, ACOS leaders Read More
Members of the doctor of physical therapy Class of 2007 recently got together in Des Moines to reminisce and update each other on their careers and lives. They were even able to recall their class seating chart, which they sketched out on a to-go box.
Physical therapists reunite for some social therapy Read More
Mark Cantieri has treated a wide variety of patients, counseled hospitals, taught others and co-authored a medical textbook. Now he also wears the A.T. Still Medallion of Honor.
1981 grad earns highest AAO honor Read More