This article explores the rise and evolution of doctors of osteopathic medicine (D.O.s), whose numbers and influence in U.S. healthcare have grown rapidly in recent decades. It explains how D.O.s, once seen as distinct for their holistic and hands-on approach, now train and practice alongside M.D.s with few meaningful differences in patient outcomes or medical practice.
So Your Doctor Is a D.O. Does That Matter?
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