“The simulation center bridges the gap between theory and practice,” says Liem Tran, M.H.A.’18, simulation specialist. “It fosters critical thinking, decision-making and technical proficiency, all in a way that students find incredibly engaging.” Des Moines University Medicine and Health Sciences student […]
Sara “Sally” Sutton, D.O.’53, was a pioneer in osteopathic medicine, advancing muscle energy techniques and leaving a lasting impact on the field.
Des Moines University D.O. students Cali Bills and Andrew Mannisto and Professor Martin Schmidt won first place in a poster competition at the annual conference of the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine.
Des Moines University’s osteopathic medicine Class of 2024 achieved a 100% residency placement match rate.
Several alumni are applying their health care and public health expertise beyond traditional boundaries, promoting lifestyle medicine, healthy nutrition and a love for all earth’s creatures.
Sunday, April 17, marked the beginning of National Osteopathic Medicine (NOM) Week! Through April 23, members of the osteopathic medical profession come together to focus on one common goal—increasing awareness of osteopathic medicine and D.O.s in communities across the country.
Students took a break from studying last week to participate in D.O. Day on Capitol Hill. The event is sponsored by the American Osteopathic Association and the Student Osteopathic Medical Association. Every year, students from across the country gather in
Happy Osteopathic Medicine Week! Did you know there are two types of doctors in the United States? A doctor of osteopathic medicine (D.O.) and a medical doctor (M.D.). Most people don’t know if their primary care physician is a D.O.
In the University’s Homeless Camp Outreach, students learn to help people “where they are” – and gain compassion in the process.
Tyler Mayo is working in a DMU laboratory to help address potential vitamin A deficiency among children on the other side of the world.