Wordless Wednesday: dodge, duck, dip and dive
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Crockpot hen & potato
After making this dish, I spent little time thinking about taking a picture and instead scarfed it down in a matter of minutes. I’ll try to get a picture next time, but I promise this is easy-breezy poultry that you
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Since you last heard from me….
Nearly 3,000 miles were put on my car, I visited 7 states (skied in 3 of them) and completed a health promotion practicum over my extended break. However now I’m back in Des Moines and school is back in full
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Author Robert Morris to speak at DMU Feb. 4
Public invited to noon presentation by Iowa native (Des Moines, IA) – Des Moines-born author Robert V. Morris will be speaking Friday, February 4, at noon, in the Des Moines University Student Education Center, 3300 Grand Ave. The event is
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Tonight’s community education class has been postponed
UPDATE: Tonight’s class was postponed due to weather. It has been rescheduled for Feb. 15 in the same time/location as originally scheduled. Physical therapy can be very helpful in treating women’s health issues. Libby Trausch, D.P.T., from our Physical Therapy
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Anatomy word of the month: retinaculum
A “cord or cable” in Latin. Retinacula are thickenings of tissue underneath your skin that serve to bind down tendons of muscles so they don’t “bowstring” at certain joints, meaning pop up when the joint is flexed or extended. For
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Research student spotlight: Mike Stencel
Mike graduated from Millikin University in 2009 with a B.S. in biology and a minor in chemistry. He first became interested in research after spending a summer at the University of Chicago, where he participated in research that was focused
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Research spotlight: Tim Steele
Tim Steele, Ph.D. is professor and chair of the department of microbiology and immunology. He has been on faculty at Des Moines University since 1999. His areas of research focus include tumor immunology and tumor immunotherapy. Aggressive natural killer (NK)
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