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Cross posting of potential interest - FYI

Scott

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> Subject:     important MEDLINE update
> Sent:        7/1/97 09:33
> Received:    7/1/97 14:09
> From:        A. Messaros, messaros@BLUE.WEEG.UIOWA.EDU
> Reply-To:    andrew-messaros@uiowa.edu
> To:          NEUROMUS@MAELSTROM.STJOHNS.EDU
>
> NeuroMus subscribers,
>
> The US government's National Library of Medicine recently made two
> significant announcements which were, unfortunately, eclipsed by Mike
> Tyson's late-night "snack".  MEDLINE is now available through the
> NLM's
> website for *no* charge.  This is a significant departure from the
> NLM's
> previous fee-based system... and from the "watered-down", but free,
> versions of MEDLINE that several vendors made available.  This new,
> free
> service does not even require registration for the web user.
>
> NLM also announced a new experimental system for searching MEDLINE,
> where
> users can be linked to the web sites of publishers, enabling the
> retrieval
> of full text articles.  This service, called PUBMED, offers a variety
> of
> display formats and printing/saving, including importing into
> bibliographic manager programs.  Preformatted searches can also be
> performed; simply find an article/abstract of interest, and select
> "related articles".  The service is free and does not require
> registration.
>
> MEDLINE: http://www.nlm.nih.gov
> PUBMED: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed
>
>
>
> Andy Messaros (andrew-messaros@uiowa.edu)
> College of Medicine - Physical Therapy; The University of Iowa - USA
>