I still remember the feeling of stepping into Washington, D.C., surrounded by a sea of white coats. It was my first time attending the American

This spring, I joined osteopathic physicians and medical students from across the country for DO Day in Washington, D.C., as a representative of the American

Traumatic musculoskeletal injuries may result in chronic pain and mobility limitations, decreasing quality of life, and increasing predisposition to comorbid disorders. Osteopathic manipulative treatment (OMT)

Retirement is a dramatic lifestyle change that can be wonderful, but needs to be managed. Ideally, physicians will plan for retirement for years prior to

The etiology of cranial base strains (CBS) in newborns is poorly elucidated in historical and current literature. There have only been a handful of studies

Most adult mental health conditions begin in early childhood and adolescence, the most common being anxiety and behavioral disorders. Early intervention can improve outcomes and

The following list of recently deceased osteopathic physicians includes links to obituaries and online memorials if they’re available. Readers can notify the AOA of their

Born in Nigeria and raised in both Canada and Connecticut, Olutayo Sogunro, DO, MS, is a breast surgeon at Johns Hopkins Hospital and Johns Hopkins

Access to evidence-based preventive services is central to delivering whole-person care and supporting long-term patient wellbeing. Representing more than 207,000 osteopathic physicians (DOs) and medical