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MSUCOM D.O. Class of 2026 find where residencies will take them during National Match Day
Friday, March 20, will forever be the date the Class of 2026 medical students across the U.S. learned where they matched for residency, including the medical students making up the…
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Osteopathic medical student finds a place for his love for racing along with his passion for medicine and research
Second year Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine student Aidan Davis kicked off a presentation on the intersection of auto racing and science on a cold January…
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Match Day 2026 Is Almost Here!
The MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine is ready to celebrate Match Day 2026 on Friday, March 20!
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New RadCore facility at MSU advances human and animal research studies
RadCore is creating further synergies by integrating operations with a coalition of MSU colleges and programs called the Clinical Innovations Program (CLIP), which aims to improve…
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One Team, One Health
Michigan State University President Kevin Guskiewicz recently announced the university’s One Team, One Health initiative, outlining a path forward for MSU’s Health Sciences and the…
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D.O.-Ph.D. student journey filled with heart and discovery of what it means to be a Spartan Doctor
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…
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