Oct. 20, 2026Tuesday bookschildrenThe DO book club Teaching growing minds The DO Book Club, Oct. 2026: Great children’s books about health and medicine Whether you are interested in helping a child work through big feelings, think critically about screen time or become comfortable with the process of receiving medical care, these books offer something for everyone. The DO Book Club By Alexa Wilkerson
Oct. 9, 2026Friday financial advicemedical educationmoneymoney mattersstudent loans Money matters New federal loan caps: Resources for osteopathic medical students who are navigating funding gaps Learn about new loan options, where you can go for guidance, scholarships, grants and financial literacy tools.
Sept. 30, 2026Wednesday moneymoney mattersretirement Money matters Planning ahead: Retiring without breaking the bank “Planning for retirement is in large part about money, as many of us worry about how much saved is enough to retire on,” writes Wendi Lovenvirth, DO, who shares how she prepared for retirement financially and her best tips for others. Back Nine By Wendi J. Lovenvirth, DO
Sept. 14, 2026Monday doctor suicidemental health National Physician Suicide Awareness Day When healers hurt: How to support a colleague in need To protect healthcare professionals in need, we can work together to recognize physician distress, break the stigma around mental illness and provide proactive support. Burnout By Jeanne Sandella, DO
Aug. 25, 2026Tuesday booksThe DO book club Healing and memory The DO Book Club, Aug. 2026: ‘A Month in the Country’ “The novella is an essential study of history, art, religion and the enduring trauma of World War I, making it compulsory reading for both academic analysis and personal edification,” writes Tim Barreiro, DO. The DO Book Club By Tim Barreiro, DO
July 24, 2026Friday booksThe DO book club Toes in the sand The DO Book Club, July 2026: Summer beach reads with a medical twist The DO staff and Book Club writers have pulled together our top suggestions for summer beach reads—ranging from nonfiction to memoir to science fiction, there is something for everyone, and each selection has a medical component. The DO Book Club By Alexa Wilkerson
June 17, 2026Wednesday Father’s Day Carrying the torch: When father and son both choose osteopathic medicine Four families, two generations, one shared philosophy: Meet the father-son duos (and trio) who are turning the art of osteopathic medicine into powerful family legacies.
June 17, 2026Wednesday Father’s Day Side by side A shared tenacity: The father-son duo practicing whole-person care under the same roof Between the military, a global pandemic and isolated rural training, both father and son faced challenges in medicine, but their experiences only deepened their commitment to whole-person care and to each other.
June 17, 2026Wednesday Father’s Day The family business All in the family: How 3 DOs are keeping a multi-generation legacy alive Three generations, two brothers, one proud dad. Meet the family behind AbendHealth, an independent primary care practice in New Jersey that is rewriting the rules of the family business.
June 17, 2026Wednesday Father’s Day Miles & mentorship ‘Life’s too short to be miserable.’ The simple advice that shaped a son’s medical journey From logging marathon miles together to sharing an alma mater, orthopedic surgeon M. Sean O’Brien, DO, and his son, Cameron O’Brien, DO, reflect on mentorship, medicine and the true meaning of success.