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PCOM Student Earns National Honor for Rare Case in Physiatry

November 5, 2025

Gabrielle Horchos (DO ’26) presented rare Guillain-Barré research at a national PM&R conference, continuing a family legacy of osteopathic excellence.

Mulye Wins Northup Educator of the Year Award

November 5, 2025

Dr. Mulye was nominated by PCOM's SOMA Chapter for her commitment to mentoring the next generation of osteopathic physicians.

PCOM President Named One of Georgia's Most Influential People

November 4, 2025

PCOM President Jay S. Feldstein, DO '81, was honored for his leadership and impact in advancing healthcare education and access across Georgia.

How to Reset Your Circadian Rhythm Post-Daylight Savings

October 31, 2025

Sleep health expert Dr. Jacqueline Kloss provides several strategies to help mitigate the effects of turning the clocks back on November 2.

'A Night To Ignite' Honors Donors and Fuels Student Support

October 31, 2025

The "A Night to Ignite Soirée" raised nearly $125K for scholarships, honoring generous supporters who advance osteopathic education and student success.

PCOM Advances Women's Health with New Psychology Services

October 31, 2025

The Reproductive Psychology Clinic and the Sleep Group for Women provide specialized care for women throughout life transitions.

PCOM Joins Philadelphia's 52 Weeks of Firsts Celebration

October 31, 2025

Local leaders launched “52 Weeks of Firsts” at the National Constitution Center, celebrating Philadelphia’s innovation ahead of America’s 250th anniversary.

PCOM DO Student Reconnects With Mentor, Publishes Research Study

October 28, 2025

A chance lunch with a Stanford physician years ago led PCOM student Romeo Mays (DO '27) to a mentorship that inspired collaboration on a published study.

How Students Use Graphic Medical Novels as Stress Relievers

October 22, 2025

At PCOM Georgia's Wellness Fair, librarian Meghan Di Rito Wegendt highlights how graphic medicine novels teach empathy and reduce stress among students.

Type 1 Diabetes, Advocacy, and the Lens of Forensic Medicine

October 22, 2025

PCOM Forensic Medicine program alumna Danakelly Hampton, MS/FM '10, empowers kids with Type 1 diabetes through her new book.

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