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Volume 110 Issue s21

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TOPIC TALK

Open Access February 1, 2010

You call the shots

Tyler C. Cymet

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DO TOUCH

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Communicating with patients about immunizations: What your patients need to know

Bethany A. Weaver

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INCORPORATING ADULT IMMUNIZATION STRATEGIES INTO YOUR PRACTICE

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Incorporating adult immunization strategies into your practice

Constance Young

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HERPES ZOSTER: THE IMPORTANCE OF VACCINATION

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Importance of vaccination against herpes zoster

Diane Laura Evans

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VACCINES DURING PREGNANCY

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Vaccines during pregnancy: An interview with Kenneth E. Johnson, DO

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PREVENTIVE MEASURES

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Who should get the meningococcal vaccine?

Tyler C. Cymet, Owen D. Vincent

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DO CORNER

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Just in time information—vaccinations

Tyler C. Cymet, Owen D. Vincent, Cecily E. Dupree

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FIRST WORDS

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Examining importance of adult immunization

John B. Crosby

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About this journal

The Journal of Osteopathic Medicine, founded in 1901 and known for 119 years as the Journal of the American Osteopathic Association, is the premier scholarly, peer-reviewed publication of the osteopathic medical profession. The mission of JOM is to serve as an international forum for the dissemination of scientific literature that incorporates an integrative, comprehensive, patient-centered approach to clinical care and improving health. JOM conducts double-blind peer review of academic research manuscripts from a wide variety of medical specialties, covering the full spectrum of clinical settings in which osteopathic physicians practice. All submissions are vetted by a distinguished group of Section Editors led by Editor-in-Chief Ross Zafonte, DO, and supported by a full Editorial Board.

JOM publishes original research, narrative and systematic review articles (including meta-analyses), clinical practice descriptions, and a very limited number of case reports, all of which are described fully in our Instructions for Authors. JOM is particularly interested in original scientific research that provides quantitative analysis of and contributes significantly to the evidence base underpinning current practices in osteopathic medicine, including but not limited to neuromusculoskeletal medicine. We also accept research submissions documenting trends and changes in education for osteopathic medical students. The ultimate focus of all material published in JOM is to support, enhance, and advance patient care through evidence.