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IOM
See: Index and Option Market
Index and Option Market
A division of the Merc that trades stock index futures and most options. It was established in 1982. See also: IMM.


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It is important to note that even though researchers haven't been able to put a label on those symptoms, the IOM study recognizes that veterans are suffering from illnesses and disabilities related to their service in the Gulf War," said National Service Director Randy Reese.
Study finds no 'syndrome' for ailing Gulf War vets by DAV Magazine
The IOM notes that "a host of socioeconomic, biological, environmental, and other factors, often in combination, increase a woman's chances of preterm delivery.
Grim news on preterm births by Hollander, Dore / Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health
Michael McGinnis, MD, a senior scholar at the IOM and chairman of the report committee, "and another 15 percent are at risk for becoming obese.
IOM: TV ads contribute to overweight children by Walsh, Candace / Mothering
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