The newest member of the DMU Board of Trustees brings to the University decades of business experience and acumen. By any measure, Bernard Swift Jr., D.O.’76, M.P.H., took a big risk in 1982 when he launched a practice using a […]
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Elizabeth McConnaha, M.S., is a scientific Sherlock Holmes of sorts, a former wannabe-veterinarian who learned, thanks to her research on equine cancer during her senior year at Iowa State University, that her love of science did not extend to animal
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Timothy Holcomb, D.P.M.’10, joined the Dallas County Hospital in Perry, IA. His first day will be Sept. 6, 2022.
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When the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) celebrated its 100th year in 2021, DMU’s doctor of physical therapy students and faculty joined its 100 Days of Service Initiative by participating in a variety of service activities during the last 100
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Lacey Clawson, D.P.M.’09, FACFAS, was installed as president of the Texas Podiatric Medical Association (TPMA) during its 105th annual conference on June 25, 2022, in Galveston, TX. She practices at Abilene Sports Medicine and Orthopedics in Abilene, TX, and has
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When you stroll down the grocery store aisle, you may see grapefruits, blueberries, celery and other produce as healthy dietary options. Yujiang Fang, M.D., Ph.D., sees these and other fruits and vegetables as potential weapons against cancer. The academic pathologist
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Marc P. Hurowitz, D.O.’86, M.B.A., FAAFP, retired July 11 as executive director of the Temple University Hospital-Jeanes Campus after nearly 20 years at Temple Health in Philadelphia. He also served as chief executive officer of Temple Physicians Inc.
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A new book by Tran Quan, D.O.’02, reveals that in all that her father was – soldier, prisoner of war, refugee, immigrant and, ultimately, an American – he was fearlessly perseverant. The 1968 Tet Offensive triggered a tsunami of events
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Kallie Baughman, D.P.T.’22, joined Pinamonti Physical Therapy and Wellness Center in Pittsburg, KS.
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J. Aaron Allgood, D.O.’04, joined the faculty of the A.T. Still University School of Osteopathic Medicine in Mesa, AZ, in 2013. He is currently chair of the clinical science education department and director of small-group curriculum and facilitation for first-
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