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    It's a New Day at the JAOA

    We’re so proud to announce that the JAOA has been refreshed, refocused, and renamed. Learn more about The Journal of Osteopathic Medicine here, including our new partnership with a major academic publisher (deGruyter) and our switch to an online-only, open access format. Read a Q&A with Melissa Schmidt, JOM Director, about what these changes mean for authors and readers. And follow us on Twitter for the latest updates on the January issue, full of incredible osteopathic research.

    Medical Education

    Toward Resilience: Medical Students' Perception of Social Support

    In this study, the authors sought to determine how osteopathic medical students perceive types of social support to understand the factors that influence their perceptions and explore how group participation in a cocurricular academic program could affect them. Read more.


    Public Health & Primary Care

    Remdesivir for the Treatment of Severe COVID-19: A Community Hospital's Experience

    Remdesivir is currently being evaluated for clinical efficacy and safety in patients with coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19); in this review, the authors describe the clinical outcomes of COVID-19 patients following treatment with remdesivir at their hospital. Read more.

    Don't Miss...

    It's a New Day at the JAOA

    We’re so proud to announce that the JAOA has been refreshed, refocused, and renamed. Learn more about The Journal of Osteopathic Medicine here, including our new partnership with a major academic publisher (deGruyter) and our switch to an online-only, open access format. Read a Q&A with Melissa Schmidt, JOM Director, about what these changes mean for authors and readers. And follow us on Twitter for the latest updates on the January issue, full of incredible osteopathic research.

    This Month's
    Clinical Image

    A 59-year-old woman with ductal carcinoma in situ status post-bilateral mastectomy presented to the emergency department with two weeks of jaundice. Read more.

    COVID-19 Papers

    Click here to read the coverage of the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19). 

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    Treatment of Carpal Dysfunction: The Carpal Mobilization Technique

    A simple and efficient diagnostic evaluation followed by osteopathic manipulative treatment (OMT) for carpal bone somatic dysfunction.


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