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July 09
Share Your International Research 

​Have you conducted research or taken part in medical work abroad? Sharing your experience with the osteopathic family could win you a monetary award! During the AOA’s Osteopathic Medical Conference & Exposition, known as OMED 2012, osteopathic medical students can participate in a poster session and competition as part of the AOA Bureau on International Osteopathic Medical Education and Affairs' 14th Annual International Seminar, “Osteopathic Medicine: Hands-on Care Worldwide.”  Held on 10/7/12, the poster session is open to all students, although the competition will include only members of the Student Osteopathic Medical Association. Submit an abstract for the poster session on Osteopathic.org​ (select “BIOMEA/SOMA” from the dropdown menu) by 8/24/12. Osteopathic medical students receive free registration to OMED 2012, taking place 10/7- 11/12 in San Diego. Register today!  

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