That's basically correct to a first approximation. Osteopathic schools do have some additional training in spinal manipulation as the article says but the curri

That's basically correct to a first approximation. Osteopathic schools do have some additional training in spinal manipulation as the article says but the curricula are now substantially identical otherwise and in the vast majority of states both have the same scope of practice. Relatively few DOs do spinal work anymore (none of the ones I know do, in fact), and even those that still offer it limit it to pain syndromes; compare with quack chiropracty. Some of us were MDs and some were DOs in residency and we were instructed and treated identically by our attendings.