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provides a monthly update on managing musculoskeletal disorders in daily practice. Crossing traditional specialty lines, JMM pulls together information you need from rheumatology, orthopedics, sports medicine, cardiology, neurology and related specialties, as well as from primary care medicine.CURRENT ISSUE: VOL 29/NO 4   MAY 2012             

 

provides a monthly update on managing musculoskeletal disorders in daily practice. Crossing traditional specialty lines, JMM pulls together information you need from rheumatology, orthopedics, sports medicine, cardiology, neurology and related specialties, as well as from primary care medicine.

CURRENT ISSUE: VOL 29/NO 4   MAY 2012             

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