Go to the Prairie: Andrew Taylor Still, M.D., D. O.: Frontiersman, Visionary and Founder of Osteopathic Medicine
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Go to the Prairie: Andrew Taylor Still, M.D., D. O.: Frontiersman, Visionary and Founder of Osteopathic Medicine

by D. O. Marshall D. Walker

Biography American History Medical History
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Go to the Prairie presents Andrew Taylor Still as a frontiersman, visionary, and founder of osteopathic medicine. Marshall D. Walker’s book explores Still’s life and legacy, offering readers a concise introduction to the person associated with the origins of osteopathic medicine.

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Go to the Prairie introduces Andrew Taylor Still as a frontiersman, visionary, and founder of osteopathic medicine.

This book focuses on Still’s place in the development of osteopathic medicine and presents his life through the lens of his frontier identity.

Written by Marshall D. Walker, the work offers readers an accessible account of a significant figure in medical history.

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