Clinical biomechanic correlates for cervical function: Part III. Intermittent secondary movements

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1. Masthead
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3. Information for contributors
4. All patients deserve respect as human beings
5. Medi-notes
6. Home CME certification form
7. Editorial comments
8. Correcting the misperceptions surrounding osteopathic medicine
9. Mandatory in-flight medical equipment earns high marks
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11. Facilitated positional release
12. War, politics, and osteopathic medicine
13. General practice residency training and the osteopathic profession: Trends and issues for the 1990s
14. Transient acantholytic dermatosis treated with isotretinoin
15. New members
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22. Information for contributors
23. LETTERS
24. Our osteopathic uniqueness needs nurturing
25. EDITORIALS
26. Osteopathic research: Where have we been and where are we going
27. JAOA to feature laboratory medicine update series
28. DEPARTMENTS
29. Book review
30. Medi-notes
31. Editorial comments
32. ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTION
33. Clinical biomechanic correlates for cervical function: Part III. Intermittent secondary movements
34. SPECIAL COMMUNICATIONS
35. Osteopathic research: The needed paradigm shift
36. CLINICAL PRACTICE/LABORATORY MEDICINE
37. Blood glucose monitors: Technology for home healthcare
38. CASE REPORTS
39. Mucoepidermoid carcinoma of the larynx
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41. CME home certification form
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