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Delaware Collaborative Clinical Campus Expands Training

February 18, 2026

The new Delaware Collaborative Clinical Campus expands PCOM clinical rotations statewide to improve physician recruitment and access to care.

Medical Student Research Advances Eating Disorder Awareness

February 17, 2026

Samantha Temucin (DO '26) co-authored a study examining gaps in eating disorder education in U.S. medical schools and the impact on patient care.

Women's Sleep Health Group Addresses Chronic Insomnia

February 12, 2026

PCOM Psychological Services offers a CBT-I sleep group for women with chronic insomnia, providing evidence-based support to improve sleep and well-being.

Cobbs Creek Foundation Partners With PCOM on Youth Health Programs

February 11, 2026

Cobbs Creek Foundation partners with PCOM to provide nutrition education, mentorship and healthcare career exposure at the Smilow Woodland TGR Learning Lab.

Almeda-Lopez Honored as PCOM's Student Doctor of the Year

February 10, 2026

Antonio Almeda-Lopez (DO '26) is recognized for his contributions to the College and his growth as a student, leader and future physician.

Michelle Lent Appointed Chief Research and Science Officer at PCOM

February 10, 2026

Michelle R. Lent, PhD, has been permanently appointed chief research and science officer at PCOM after serving in the interim role since July 2025.

PCOM Alumnus D.J. Csaszar Appears on Wheel of Fortune

February 6, 2026

PCOM alumnus D.J. Csaszar, DO ’05, shares his experience competing on Wheel of Fortune, from puzzle prep to life behind the scenes on the iconic game show.

Healing After Harm: Rebuilding Hope One Story at a Time

January 30, 2026

Mental Health Counseling student Oronde McClain (MS ’27) turns lived experience into advocacy, supporting gun violence survivors through PCOM’s SHELTER program.

What Forensic Pathologists Really Do (Debunking TV Myths)

January 29, 2026

PCOM's Dr. McDonald debunks some of the common myths perpetuated by crime shows and to explain the realities of being a forensic pathologist.

How One Medical Student is Speaking the Language of Care

January 27, 2026

As she prepares for residency, fourth-year student Addison Brearton (DO '26) reflects on an impactful Medical Spanish elective in Ecuador.

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