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.
June 17, 2026Wednesday Father’s Day A father’s influence How a New York emigre program laid the groundwork for a global health platform As the world’s most-followed physician on social media, Dr. Mike has built a platform dedicated to delivering trustworthy health information to millions. Behind that success is a father’s journey of resilience that shaped a shared belief in human connection.
June 17, 2026Wednesday DO & student voices Healing What I learned about forgiveness in my father’s final days “Forgiveness is not something you grant another person; it is a gift you give yourself,” writes Gary MacDonald, DO, MS.
June 15, 2026Monday African-American doctorsbooksThe DO book club A storied life The DO Book Club, June 2026: ‘The Making of a (Pardoned) Felon’ In a new autobiography, civil rights activist and AOA Past President William Anderson, DO, enthralls readers with the rich tapestry of a life fought for and masterfully lived. The DO Book Club By Tim Barreiro, DO
June 3, 2026Wednesday DO & student voiceslifestyleretirement Living your best life Prepping for retirement: My top 10 tips From prioritizing health to setting realistic goals, Ronald Librizzi, DO, shares the things that made his transition to retirement easier. Back Nine By Ronald Librizzi, DO
May 6, 2026Wednesday motherhood Finding balance Medical school & motherhood: The stats, the reality & the truth Amid the chaos of training and new motherhood, one osteopathic medical student discovers that letting go of perfection and learning to be present may be the most essential skills to cultivate.
May 5, 2026Tuesday Mother’s Day The family business: When mother and daughter both choose osteopathic medicine Four families, two generations, one shared philosophy: Meet the mother-daughter duos who are turning the art of osteopathic medicine into a powerful family legacy.