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JANUARY 25, 2017
Vol. 1, No. 2

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Thinking Back, Looking Forward

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Number of U.S. Osteopathic Physicians Reaches All-Time High

A major milestone for the profession … the number of DOs in the United States has surpassed 100,000.

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The Rear View Mirror and the Road Ahead

Dr. Shannon reflects on highlights from 2016 and looks ahead at the coming year.

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WCUCOM Hit by Hattiesburg Tornado

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Photo by Jason Munz via Hattiesburg American
Medical school facilities were among the buildings to sustain damage from an EF3 tornado at William Carey University.

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Single GME & 2017 Residency Match

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CDC 6|18 Initiative

Funding opportunity to develop educational case studies aimed at building effective public health–health care partnerships.

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Research

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New! AACOMAS Profile for 2016 Entering Class

Latest report offers insights for today's DO applicants and matriculants.

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