PE for PAs: Is it time?
Physical activity is often recommended to improve physical, mental, and emotional health. These benefits are needed by all age groups
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Doctor Doesn’t Mean MD: Why Dr and MD are Not the Same
A doctor is a person who holds a doctorate. Full stop. Acknowledging someone else’s achievements doesn’t diminish your own.
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A Comparison of Ketogenic versus Plant-Based Diet and its Effects on Glucose and Insulin Response in Type 2 Diabetics
Introduction Although new cases of diabetes have decreased over the last decade, the overall percentage of people in the United
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Doctor of Medical Science vs MD: What You Won’t Learn on Reddit
We’ve already seen PA vs MD, so get ready for Doctor of Medical Science vs MD! What you learn may surprise you.
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Journey to DMS | Chapter 11
This is the final chapter of Journey to DMS. On December 11th, 2021, I graduated from Lincoln Memorial University’s Doctor of Medical Science program.
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PA Doctor Brings High-Quality Healthcare to Underserved Kids
Dr. Sarah Buch isn’t your average country doctor. She’s actually not a physician at all. Yet she’s bringing healthcare to West Virginia kids anyways.
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Temporomandibular Joint Disorder is Not a Dental Problem
Future research should identify pharmacotherapeutic agents for the management of chronic nociplastic pain that are better tolerated.
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Can Physical Activity Help Prevent Burnout in First-Year Physician Assistant Students? A Proposed Research Study
The researchers hypothesize that physical activity can help prevent burnout in first-year PA students.
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High Point University Adds DMS with a Bridge Option
Point collaborated with the United Methodist Church to form High Point University. Today, this private university enrolls about 5,000 students and now offers the Doctor of Medical Science (DMS) to PAs.
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New Doctor of Medical Science Program at Pacific University
Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon is now offering the Doctor of Medical Science degree (DMSc). Future Pacific PA Doctors will have to complete 4 semesters in “real-life application of healthcare science principles” unless they direct-admit from Pacific’s 27-month Master of PA studies program.
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