July 2024 Edition

Osteopathic Medicine Celebrates its Sesquicentennial Year

A full 150 years ago, on June 22, 1874, Dr. Andrew Taylor Still declared the founding of osteopathic medicine. Every day since that day, humanity has reaped the benefit of his meticulous study.

In conjunction with the best of modern medicine, the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine (LECOM) unabashedly carries the torch of Dr. Still’s revolutionary whole body health philosophy into the 21st Century.

Highlighting the LECOM School of Health Services Administration and its Graduates

The LECOM Doctor of Health Administration (DHA) Program was established in July of 2020 to prepare health professionals to become innovative leaders and problem solvers within the healthcare industry, blending the theoretical with the practical. The extensive DHA coursework is delivered during a 3-year period, and it provides students with the holistic knowledge needed to transition into careers that improve and influence health systems and related organizations.

Probative Inquiry Flourishes During LECOM Research Day

The LECOM Bradenton Interprofessional Research Day 2024 was held on April 25, 2024, with a total of 278 student research projects submitted and representing each of the LECOM campuses. More than 1,000 projects have been completed since 2016.

Natalie Nagib Presents Research at the American Academy of Osteopathy Convention

LECOM congratulates second-year scholar, Natalie Nagib, for her poster presentation at the American Academy of Osteopathy Convention.

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Poster Prize - LECOM Scholar Places First

LECOM congratulates Anna Engli, a Bradenton Class of 2025 scholar, on her recent success in placing first in the 2024 Annual Clinical Assembly Scientific Poster Competition for Ophthalmology. Her poster presentation was entitled, Capturing the Soul of Sight: A Guide to Iris Photography.

LECOM Scholar Presents Research at the International Symposium on Endovascular Therapy

LECOM congratulates third-year scholar, Yusuf Ahmad and second-year scholar, Torrin Jacobsen, for two research presentations that they offered at the International Symposium on Endovascular Therapy.

LECOM Bradenton Director of Research Presents at AACOM Annual Meeting

Anupam Bishayee, Ph.D., Director of Research at LECOM-Bradenton, made an invited presentation at a research symposium during the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine (AACOM) Annual Conference.

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