DO-Online Blogs

	The AOA Daily Reports Blog is a daily update on everything the AOA does to advocate and educate on behalf of the osteopathic profession. It advises all AOA members of the major developments affecting the osteopathic medical profession today and provides excerpts from significant health policy issues and clinical research. Please take advantage of the comment feature, as we always welcome and value your thoughts and concerns. We can DO it!
	Get to know the AOA's 2007-2008 President, Peter B. Ajluni, DO, through the AOA President's Blog. The AOA is here to support our entire osteopathic family, from students to retiring physicians. That starts by listening. Every concern should be heard. In return, the AOA wants every DO and osteopathic medical student to become actively involved in the AOA. The AOA's President's Blog provides an avenue to do just that.
	The AOA Family Aid Initiative blog serves as an online clearinghouse through which DOs and osteopathic medical students (OMS) whose homes and clinics were damaged or destroyed in a disaster can post their needs and other members of the osteopathic professional family can respond.
	The Health Politics Blog offers insights and updates from Dr. Mike Magee on the ever changing health care landscape and its intersection with government and regulatory affairs. As Dr. Magee noted in his pioneer post, "Blogging will help change health care drastically, mostly by speeding patient empowerment ahead even faster than it's already moving.... our health care system is in need of repair, and all of us with a stake in the game can benefit by sharing our ideas and opinions." Receive a free copy of Mike Magee, MD' s book, Health Politics: Power, Populism and Health just by signing up for a weekly email news update from www.healthpolitics.com. Simply click here to register for Health Politics and receive your free book.