July 5, 2023Wednesday booksThe DO book club Mental health The DO Book Club, July 2023: ‘Darkness Visible: A Memoir of Madness’ William Styron’s book reminds physicians that understanding depression and its effects on patients, families and others is still in need of illumination. The DO Book Club By Tim Barreiro, DO
Jan. 3, 2023Tuesday booksmedical schoolstudents Hit the books 5 must-read books for medical students These medically relevant non-fiction books are moving, scientific and relevant to growth and development as a physician in training. OMS Life By Kevin Seely, OMS IV
Dec. 20, 2017Wednesday books Hit the books 10 books to inspire you in 2018 If your New Year’s resolution is to read more, The DO has 10 recommendations to dive into.
Feb. 5, 2015Thursday booksHero Next Doorpediatrics Paperback writer Hero Next Door: Missouri DO pens health-focused kids’ books The World Inside Us, a new children’s book series by Paul Moniz, DO, explores what happens in the human body.
Jan. 6, 2015Tuesday booksosteopathic history Dr. Quinn’s medicine women Hero Next Door: DO historian champions profession’s female-friendly past Educator Thomas Quinn, DO, wrote a book on women in osteopathic medicine that a Florida PBS station will convert to a documentary.
July 3, 2013Wednesday booksosteopathic history Blast from the Past Forget board scores. Postdoc training once required guile, pluck, ‘subterfuge’ Arnold Melnick, DO, reminds the profession of when there were hardly any specialty training opportunities for osteopathic physicians.