Article TitleSlavery to Freedom series continues legacy while looking toward the future
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MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine second-year D.O.-Ph.D. student Colin O’Hern is leading groundbreaking research that focuses on growing human heart organoids to better understand inflammation and arrhythmias. As part of the college’s NIH-designated Medical Scientist Training Program, O’Hern is advancing discoveries that could improve heart health for millions worldwide.
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Colin O’Hern loves to talk about Maryland crab feasts like they are a food group, and he is completely captivated by the human heart – not the symbolic one, the literal one. The one that beats, conducts electricity, scars, heals and sometimes, without warning, falls out of rhythm.
Read MoreThe MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine recognizes the important role CME plays in the preservation of excellence in patient care and the enhancement of community well-being. We are committed to providing educational opportunities that strengthen provider performance and patient outcomes.Learn More
You’ll have the chance to serve the global community as well as the local community. Under the direction of faculty members and other outstanding physicians, build your clinical skills and earn credits while treating people who have little to no access to regular medical care.