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Back Matter (PDF) The Journal of the American Board of Family Practice The classified rate is $1.75 per word (minimum Classified advertisements placed with JABFP must be nondiscriminatory and comply with all charge of $75.00 per ad insertion) and $90.00 are restricted to physician recruitment. faculty applicable laws and regulations. Ads that dis­ per column Inch for classified display ads. positions, CME courses/seminars, and practices criminate against applicants based on seX, Please call 1-800-635-6991 and ask for classified for sale. All ads must relate to the medical field age, race, religion, marital status or physical advertising for rate Information on various clas­ and are subject to approval. handicap will not be accepted. sified display ad sizes. Prepayment In full is Please refer to the schedule below for clos­ Classified advertising orders, correspon­ required with all classified advertising. We Ing dates. 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