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July 23
Highlights from AOA House of Delegates 
by  John CrosbyNo presence information  on 7/23/2012 6:12 PM
Category: Family; Governance

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More than 500 members of the AOA House of Delegates convened in Chicago over the weekend for the AOA's 116th Annual Business Meeting. Members voted on more than 100 health care policy resolutions covering topics such as generic drugs, restricted licenses, stem cell research, and end-of-life care. DOs and osteopathic medical students who were not in attendance can read summaries of major events, watch videos of the proceedings, and learn about award winners on Osteopathic.org.  Staff is preparing an overview summary of all HOD policies enacted, which will be posted later this week. View up-to-the-minute HOD news coverage on Osteopathic.org.

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