In addition to this apocalyptic novel, our new books columnist, Daniel J. Waters, DO, MA, also reviews Physician Leadership by Karen J. Nichols, DO, and Mortal Lessons by Richard Selzer, MD.
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Hear from Dr. Kalanithi and develop your leadership skills alongside your osteopathic peers in Austin, Texas, in late January.
For Eric Ascher, DO, the program was a jumping-off point to explore an interest in the under-regulation of personal care products.
Dan Krajcik, OMS IV, will be the voting voice of all osteopathic medical students.
The DO talks with the first African-American woman to be named dean of a U.S. medical school about her impact on the osteopathic profession.
“I am dedicated to actively breaking down as many barriers as possible,” writes Danielle Ward, OMS IV.
The AOA and other osteopathic partners helped get OMT included in these updated guidelines.