Abstract
In the age of social media, the qualifications and capabilities of osteopathic professionals have been brought into question on a national scale due to the lack of awareness and misconceptions held by many Americans with social platforms. This article investigates the misperceptions behind the recent media coverage of osteopathic physicians. This article highlights the history of osteopathic medicine, as well as the education and training physicians receive. Additionally, this paper offers suggestions on how to combat the stigma in everyday life.
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