Nov. 4, 2025Tuesday mental health Healing out loud DO’s bipolar diagnosis leads him to a career in psychiatry After publicly sharing his bipolar diagnosis as a premed, Logan Noone, DO, transformed his lived experience with mental illness into a driving force for empathy and advocacy in psychiatry. Burnout By Vania Manipod, DO
Oct. 31, 2025Friday DO & student voicesmedical school A passion for learning The NASA engineer who went to osteopathic medical school at age 58 Clarence Nicodemus, DO, PhD, shares his inspiring story and journey to becoming an osteopathic physician later in life. No Limits By Curtis Wilkerson, OMS I
Oct. 30, 2025Thursday booksracial biasThe DO book club Under the surface The DO Book Club, Nov. 2025: ‘Recitatif’ Tim Barreiro, DO, breaks down Toni Morrison’s only novella, which he says deserves a place on every physician’s nightstand. The DO Book Club By Tim Barreiro, DO
Oct. 20, 2025Monday The cost of convenience Peace of mind or prescription risk? A DO weighs in on at-home antibiotic kits “Peace of mind in a box” may sound appealing, but infectious disease expert Vitaliy Krol, DO, explains why at-home antibiotic kits pose serious risks. What's Trending By Gary Krol
Oct. 14, 2025Tuesday DO & student voicesMatchthe match Journey to match 5 DOs share how they matched into their top-choice programs Residents who matched into neurology, internal medicine and pediatrics provide tips, insights and resources for those going through the Match process. Meet Your Match By Stephanie Lee, DO, MS
Oct. 6, 2025Monday concierge care The doctor duo A prescription for partnership: How a DO and an MD are running a concierge medicine practice together Richard Edwards, DO, and Monica Sher, MD, share why they chose concierge medicine, how the practice model works and their advice for others interested in it. DOs to Know By Angel Green, DO
Oct. 6, 2025Monday self-careThe DO book club Holistic habits The DO Book Club, Oct. 2025: ‘Mindful Beauty’ and ‘Doctor Goldman’s Guide to Effective Patient Communication’ Joan Naidorf, DO, reviews two new additions to her collection of DO-written books; one is a compelling self-help book and the other is a great professional resource. The DO Book Club By Joan Naidorf, DO
Sept. 30, 2025Tuesday Breaking barriers The language of care: Resources for treating patients with limited English proficiency With the right tools, physicians can overcome language barriers, engage patients in their own health and deliver care that truly speaks to every community. Resident Notebook By Aerial Petty, DO
Sept. 16, 2025Tuesday COVID-19DO & student voices Frontline care My 2020 reflections on working as a family physician during COVID Badi Eghterafi, DO, shares raw reflections from the height of the COVID-19 pandemic as well as insights about the peace he found afterward. Art of Medicine By Badi Eghterafi, DO
Sept. 15, 2025Monday DO & student voicesmedical schoolmilitary School of life How our lives before medicine help us become the doctors we’re meant to be Whether you have worked in a restaurant, managed a business, taught in a classroom or served in the military, you carry lessons and perspectives that will make you a better physician. OMS Life By Keith Kern, OMS III