Catch up on VITALS

Before the new season starts in September, see what you missed on NEOMED’s thought-leader speaker series.

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Alumna selected for executive leadership program for women

Princess Ogbogu, M.D. (’00), joins prestigious ELAM fellowship program.

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Rommel Morales elected speaker of AMA-MSS

The fourth-year medicine student was elected to the national governing council at June meeting.

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Call for submissions for OSU Hospital’s Medicine and Med-Peds Poster Competition

The Ohio State University Hospital Medicine and Med-Peds Poster Competition welcomes submissions of clinical vignettes, quality improvement and clinical research projects for OSU’s annual Hospital Medicine and Med-Peds Symposium on Friday, October 13. All students and residents across the region who wish to present cases or projects with relevance to the care of a hospitalized adult

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Living with Diabetes

When Daniel was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes, he thought about potential negative outcomes, including kidney failure, lower-limb amputation, blindness and heart disease. He decided to take action. “All my life I’ve been the kind of person who would rush into a problem instead of running away from it,” he said. With guidance from his physician,

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A space oddity

What is a space oddity? A David Bowie song, yes, but it is also one of the weird and wonderful things you can find in offices, labs and other spaces of NEOMED. What is it? A basset hound figurine placed among other knick-knacks under the watchful eye of an Andy Warhol replica art piece. Where

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The importance of LGBTQ+ pride in medicine

The annual celebration of LGBTQ+ pride is often portrayed as a vibrant and extravagant event, filled with joy and festivities. It is advertised and promoted as a time for fun and self-expression. However, for me, pride extends far beyond a single day or month. Pride, to me, means building and nurturing a community all year.

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Three pharmacy faculty named to organizational board

Emily Doycich, Pharm.D., BCPS, assistant professor of pharmacy practice, Joe Marchiano, Pharm.D., BCPS, BCGP, assistant professor of pharmacy practice, and James Reissig, Pharm.D., clinical assistant professor of pharmacy practice, have been appointed to the Ohio Society of Health-System Pharmacy (OSHP) board of directors. The three faculty members from the College of Pharmacy will serve as

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NEOMED Reception Area Changes

Please be aware of the changes happening in the NEOMED reception area. There will now be a phone at the reception desk and guests will be able to place an internal phone call to their NEOMED contact via the four-digit extension number provided to them. If additional assistance is needed, signage is displayed to contact

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End of Covid 19 Emergency Forbearance on Student Loans

Congress recently passed a law preventing further extensions of the payment pause. Student loan interest will resume starting on Sept. 1, 2023 and payments will be due starting in October for those not enrolled at least half-time status at a college/university. Interested in learning how to keep your interest balances low once they start? Consider

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