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39. Thank you. I also was initially suspicious of DO's, as was a lot of the established medical community.

Mon Dec 1, 2025, 06:51 PM

Dec 2025

I don't remember how the term "Doctor of Osteopathy" became a negative. Perhaps because I am so antipathetic to "woo" medicine and "osteopathic manipulation" seemed to fit that term. I'll remain firmly anti-homeopathy, etc., however.

But with what's happening in the US medical field today, I welcome disciplines that look more at the whole body rather than 15 minute sessions (10 of which are doing paperwork) that we are accustomed to.

My cardiologist doesn't want to look at my hematology/oncology results, and visa-versa. My PCP is nothing more than a gatekeeper/secretary who refers me on to much better paid specialists.

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I'll guess that POTUS can have whatever tests s/he wants. Most are done at Walter Reed erronis Dec 2025 #24

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Your noting his degree disparages many fine physicians Raven123 Dec 2025 #25

Thank you. I also was initially suspicious of DO's, as was a lot of the established medical community. erronis Dec 2025 #39

We have a good-sized Osteopathic College here in Philly that has been around for over 125 years BumRushDaShow Dec 2025 #77

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Well that settles that. twodogsbarking Dec 2025 #32

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