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The Evidence Based Spine Journal (EBSJ) invites authors and researchers to be a part of a new, cutting-edge journal dedicated to finding, describing, and developing the highest quality evidence.
Help set the stage for evidence-based practice and influence the future of spine surgery by contributing to a state-of-the-art, peer-reviewed, MEDLINE-indexed publication.

Registration for the World Forum for Spine Research 2010—The Intervertebral Disc, to be held, July 5–8, 2010 in Montreal, Canada is now available online.

InSpine peers into the future of health care

AOSpine releases the first InSpine of the new decade. This issue of InSpine explores new frontiers in medicine, with some topics that may sound like science fiction but are in fact close to, or already, a reality.

Inaugural issue of EBSJ is expected in May, 2010!

Have you been looking for an authoritative source dedicated to finding, describing and developing the highest quality evidence related to spine care? AOSpine’s Evidence-Based Spine-Care Journal (EBSJ) is that resource and will set the stage for evidence-based practice and influence the future of spine surgery.

AOSpine Membership achieves high satisfaction ratings

Exceptionally high scores in overall satisfaction, renewal interest, and recommendation likelihood are clear signs of achievement for AOSpine and strong indicators of an overall strong membership value proposition.

AOSpine Masters Symposia in Davos closes a year of accomplishments for AOSpine

Building on the success of the 1st AOSpine Global Interactive Courses held in Kuala Lumpur in October, the AOSpine Masters Symposia in Davos brought a successful close to 2009 and drives momentum into 2010.

AOSpine eclipses the 4’000 member mark!

The global community of spine care professionals has reached yet another milestone by surpassing 4’000 members. In less than a year, 1’000 new spine care professionals from around the world have joined our thriving community.