Open access medical records

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Open access medicineFancy being a case report for medical scientists to ponder? If your answer to that question is yes, then you probably carry a donor card, regularly give blood, and have already willed your body to medical science. If the answer was no, then read on, the following may persuade you to if not donate your remains then perhaps make yourself a case in point.

Medical case reports serve a vital …

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Plos One latest

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Plos One the new OA science journal, the launch of which we announced here on January 1, seems to be building up quite a head of steam, it’s almost superheated in fact (more on that via the link). There are some rather fancy paper titles on their homepage, as I write, covering some very disparate subject areas, which is what the journal needs if it is to compete in the open market with …

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UK PubMed Central

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A UK version of the free biomedical research server PubMed Central will provide free access to a permanent online archive of peer-reviewed research papers in medicine and the life sciences.

UK research funders, led by the Wellcome Trust, awarded the contract to develop UKPMC to a partnership between the British Library, The University of Manchester and the European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI).

Members of this group now require that articles describing the results …

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