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An osteopathic perspective on Match 2025: Additional specialties, including psychiatry
Author(s)Richard Payerchin
AOA President Teresa A. Hubka, DO, discusses the 2025 Match for medical students.
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Osteopathic medicine emphasizes whole-person care, integrating physical, mental, and spiritual health, which is reflected in the increasing number of DOs matching into both primary care and specialties like psychiatry, said American Osteopathic Association President
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