The March AAOJ issue is out now!
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Featuring articles from Dr. David Fuller and Dr. James Price, an article review by Sadie Daugereaux, OMS V, and a previously-unpublished lecture from the late Dr. Paul Kimberly on the spirituality of AT Still.
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Students, if you haven't registered for Convocation 2025, now is the time! https://t.co/FgNMDSbcbq
Thanks to a generous grant from the OCAF, the first 200 new students who register online between now and January 31st will receive a reduced registration rate.
Register now for OMED24 On-Demand! Access 200+ hours of CME from 20 specialties through Dec. 31. Learn on your own schedule, anytime, anywhere!
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Thank you to those who joined us for the first Journal Club of the year last month! We are excited to share with you our next session being held on May 7, 2024,t 8 pm EST where we will discuss how to write a review article! Please sign up here https://t.co/SwqPnfSUUS and share!
Osteopathy addresses all aspects of health and wellness through multiple modalities. What are some ways that you feel osteopathic medicine has affected you?
American Academy of Osteopathy and I thank you for responding to our 12 days of AAO. There is still time to:
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It's been a wonderful #12DaysofAAO and #GivingTuesday2023 is here.
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Mr. Rogers made a courageous decision to defy the racial segregation norms of 1969 by extending an invitation to Officer Clemmons to join him in cooling their feet in a shared pool. At that time, pools in America were strictly segregated, and Black individuals faced the threat of police intervention if they attempted to enter white-only pools. Recognizing the injustice, Mr. Rogers took a stand by featuring Officer Clemmons on his show. It is worth noting that Officer Clemmons also faced additional challenges as a homosexual, which only became public knowledge years later. Mr. Rogers, being a compassionate individual, advised Clemmons to keep his sexuality private to protect him from potential harm caused by homophobia. It is important to highlight that Mr. Rogers, as a devout Christian, regarded the act of washing someone's feet as a gesture of respect and hospitality within Christian culture. This remarkable story exemplifies Mr. Rogers' unwavering dedication to goodness and kindness in the world.
@AmAcadOsteo Wow! Thanks @AmAcadOsteo for including us in your #25DaysofAAO. We are proud to support your staff, your organization, your mission and your history. Happy Holidays!