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Aloha from the 2007 AMA House of Delegates Interim Meeting

  |  Issue: February 2008  |  

This past summer, ACR members were encouraged to join the AMA to allow the College to keep its delegate and continue to have a seat at the table. Your delegate continues to represent you and your patients at AMA meetings, and the AMA is working on the issues that affect rheumatology.

If you have any questions or concerns pertaining to the AMA or any advocacy issue, contact Kristin Wormley at [email protected] or Aiken Hackett at [email protected]. Both can be reached at (404) 633-3777.

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