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Published by the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine (AACOM). Free download in pdf.
This society wants to create within Europe an osteopathic movement for the benefit of scientific research within osteopathic medicine with special emphasis on the mutual relationship between research and practice.
Osteopathic Medicine was the official faculty publication of the Philadelphia College of Osteopathy, launched in 1943. Intended as a forum to promote the research of osteopathic physicians and other scientists at the College beyond the existing traditional medical literature, and to promote awareness of current research to medical professionals outside the field, Osteopathic Medicine published case studies, autopsy reports, and general research in osteopathic medicine. The journal was published monthly between August 1943 and December 1944, and quarterly in 1945.
Beginning publication in 1899 and ceasing around 1914, the Philadelphia Journal of Osteopathy was the college's first publication, and served as a general interest journal promoting the emerging science of osteopathy as well as providing news about enrollment and study at the newly-founded College and Infirmary of Osteopathy. Typical issues included articles about recognition of osteopathic practice and educational programs in various states, uses of osteopathic techniques to treat common ailments, and class notes, teaching appointments, and announcements regarding the college's facilities and equipment.
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