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THE AMERICAN BOARD OF OBESITY MEDICINE (ABOM) SERVES THE PUBLIC AND THE FIELD OF OBESITY MEDICINE BY MAINTAINING STANDARDS FOR ASSESSMENT AND CREDENTIALING PHYSICIANS. CERTIFICATION AS AN ABOM DIPLOMATE SIGNIFIES SPECIALIZED KNOWLEDGE IN THE PRACTICE OF OBESITY MEDICINE AND DISTINGUISHES A PHYSICIAN AS HAVING ACHIEVED COMPETENCY IN OBESITY CARE.
THE AMERICAN BOARD OF OBESITY MEDICINE (ABOM) SERVES THE PUBLIC AND THE FIELD OF OBESITY MEDICINE BY MAINTAINING STANDARDS FOR ASSESSMENT AND CREDENTIALING PHYSICIANS. CERTIFICATION AS AN ABOM DIPLOMATE SIGNIFIES SPECIALIZED KNOWLEDGE IN THE PRACTICE OF OBESITY MEDICINE AND DISTINGUISHES A PHYSICIAN AS HAVING ACHIEVED COMPETENCY IN OBESITY CARE.
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