Molly Webber Receives Nationwide Lifestyle Medicine Faculty Scholarship | Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine Information

Molly Webber, MD, a core college member and doctor on the WSU Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine’s Family Medicine Residency Program in Pullman, has been awarded a 2025 Dr. Stephen Turner Residency Director and Faculty Scholarship by the American College of Lifestyle Medicine (ACLM) and American Board of Lifestyle Medicine (ABLM). She is one among 15 recipients nationwide.

The program helps medical educators who’re concerned about integrating way of life drugs into graduate medical schooling. Lifestyle drugs is a medical specialty that makes use of evidence-based way of life interventions to forestall and deal with continual circumstances, with an emphasis on optimum diet, train, sleep, stress administration, social connection, and avoidance of dangerous substances.

“The momentum behind lifestyle medicine continues to build because forward-thinking leaders in medical education understand that real change starts with how we train physicians,” mentioned ACLM Medical Director of Education Brenda Rea, MD, DrPH, PT, RD, DipABLM, Lifestyle Medicine Intensivist, in a press release. “This year’s scholarship recipients are answering the call to transform health care from the ground up—by equipping residents with the tools to address root causes of disease and restore health, not just manage symptoms. Their leadership is vital to shaping a future where evidence-based lifestyle interventions are the foundation of medical care.”

The scholarship covers the price of coaching and certification in way of life drugs and prepares college to implement the ACLM’s Lifestyle Medicine Residency Curriculum. The curriculum equips residents with the talents and information essential to develop into board-certified in way of life drugs and to suggest evidence-based, way of life behavioral interventions for his or her sufferers.

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