News in brief 20 states & cities celebrate 150 years of osteopathic medicine In addition to these celebrations, President Joe Biden has issued a letter recognizing the osteopathic profession’s contributions to health care. Jan. 6, 2025MondayJanuary 2025 issue The DO Staff Contact The DO Staff Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Topics 150 years of DOs150th anniversary Our profession’s year-long celebration of osteopathic medicine has received significant recognition at the federal, state and local levels. In December, President Joe Biden issued a congratulatory letter at the request of the New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine (NYITCOM), recognizing the osteopathic profession’s tremendous contributions to health care. In addition, collaboration with our osteopathic affiliate organizations has produced 20 state and city proclamations designating December 2024 as Osteopathic Medicine Month. States: Alabama Idaho Illinois Iowa Michigan Montana Ohio Oklahoma Virginia West Virginia Cities: Beavercreek, Ohio Chicago Dayton, Ohio Durant, Oklahoma Las Cruces, New Mexico Leawood, Kansas Monroe, Louisiana Reno, Nevada Richardson, Texas San Diego “This remarkable achievement not only honors the rich history of our profession but also highlights the profound role of osteopathic medicine in health care today,” said AOA President Teresa A. Hubka, DO, FACOOG (Dist). “Through patient-centered care and a commitment to understanding the root causes of illness, osteopathic physicians are shaping the future of medicine.” Learn more here. More in Profession DO becomes OSU team physician, ophthalmologist marks 50th mission trip, CORK research conference headed to California Jesse Shaw, DO, is a new team physician for OSU Athletics, Ralph Crew, DO, completed his 50th humanitarian trip and CORK 2026 will bring OMM to the Golden State. Defining AI for us, by us: Inside the OsteopathicAI vote AOiA establishes OsteopathicAI, a profession-level minimum practice standard for ethical AI use in osteopathic medicine. Previous articleDO experts featured on Healio, where they discuss pain medicine, social media and managing neck pain Next articleBeing a first-generation student doesn’t end in medical school: A call for more research and support after undergrad
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