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Can OMT help traumatic brain injury patients? A Michigan DO plans to find out
Traumatic brain injury patients in Michigan may be about to get a dose of osteopathic manipulative treatment (OMT).
Rebecca Wyatt, DO, who was awarded a research grant by the AOA…
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Fighting the protective barriers of bacteria
One of the challenges in treating infectious bacteria is finding agents that can penetrate the protective barriers, also known as biofilms, that the organisms develop.
Biofilms…
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Coaxing the body to heal broken bones
What if a doctor could prescribe a pill that would help broken bones heal?
Robert Zondervan, an MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine medical student and doctoral candidate in the…
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A rogue gene is causing seizures in babies. Here's how MSU wants to stop it
Two rare diseases caused by a malfunctioning gene that triggers seizures or involuntary movements in children as early as a few days old have left scientists searching for answers…
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SCS helps graduate medical education programs navigate unified system, earn osteopathic recognition
What defines osteopathic medicine? Manipulative treatment is certainly a core element, but it’s not the only manifestation of the philosophy that makes osteopathic medicine a…
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Project C.U.R.E. and MSUCOM partner to deliver medical supplies to Cuba
MSUCOM has worked with Project C.U.R.E., an international relief organization that distributes donated medical supplies to more than 130 countries, since 2011 to send supplies and…
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- Students,
- Faculty/Staff,
- Alumni