Treatment of onychomycosis and tinea pedis with intermittent itraconazole therapy

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4. AOA Communication
5. AACOM update: Going beyond the numbers to assess quality in osteopathic medical education
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7. The Interactive Skeleton
8. Breast Cancer Lighthouse
9. Editorials
10. Hyperinsulinemia: Risk factor for CAD?
11. Original Contribution
12. Hyperinsulinemia and coronary artery disease risk factors in patients with non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus and nondiabetics
13. Clinical Practice
14. A manipulative technique of Andrew Taylor Still as reported by Charles Hazzard, DO, in 1905
15. Case Report
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17. Treatment of onychomycosis and tinea pedis with intermittent itraconazole therapy
18. Primary skeletal lymphoma imaging and pathologic correlation
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20. Cardiac arrest after esmolol administration: a review of acute beta-blocker toxicity
21. Medical Education
22. Osteopathic medical education: The introduction of managed care principles into our undergraduate curriculum
23. CME Quiz
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25. CME Quiz Answers
26. CME Quiz Answers