Award-winning excerpts from Abaton
Enjoy submissions by DMU students Rebecca Minardi and Michael Eastman to the 2012 edition of DMU’s annual medical literary journal, Abaton.
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DMU to salute ACOI, ACOS leaders
This fall, the University will recognize alumni Eric Goldsmith and Robert Good for leading two national medical organizations.
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Physical therapists reunite for some social therapy
Members of the doctor of physical therapy Class of 2007 recently got together in Des Moines to reminisce and update each other on their careers and lives. They were even able to recall their class seating chart, which they sketched out on a to-go box.
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1981 grad earns highest AAO honor
Mark Cantieri has treated a wide variety of patients, counseled hospitals, taught others and co-authored a medical textbook. Now he also wears the A.T. Still Medallion of Honor.
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Older, wiser and still looking for a good time
DMU alumni came back to campus in June to reminisce, reconnect and admire their alma mater in its current state.
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DMU grads rock West Penn podiatric residency program
DMU podiatric medical students and graduates enjoy a top-choice residency program they say feels like a family.
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PT alumnus receives state sports medicine award
After 15 years of mending athletes and reviving their spirits, Rob Drew got his time in the spotlight for doing what he finds “very rewarding.”
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Tango: more than just a dance for Parkinson’s patients
Alumna Marnie Coutts wants more than two to tango: She says the Argentinian version of the dance can benefit people with this debilitating disease.
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Life is complicated; birth control doesn’t have to be
Almost half of all pregnancies in Iowa and across the U.S. are unintended, one of the highest levels in the developed world. An Iowa initiative is working to counter that, giving women and men resources to avoid the stork.
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Keeping the wheels turning
“My wife, Julie, gave me a bicycle on my 50th birthday. I wasn’t as appreciative as I probably should have been. Now, seven years later, I own three bicycles….I’ve set a goal of riding 25,000 miles total by my 60th birthday.”
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