A. True. More than half of osteopaths (DOs) are generalists. Many DOs choose to practice as primary care physicians, which means they provide comprehensive healthcare to patients of all ages. General practice is a common specialty for DOs, and it accounts for a significant portion of their workforce. However, it's important to note that DOs can specialize in various areas of medicine just like allopathic physicians (MDs). Some DOs become specialists in fields such as internal medicine, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, surgery, psychiatry, and many others. So while general practice is a popular choice, DOs have diverse career paths and can practice in various specialties based on their interests and additional training.