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- Priodici Biomedici - Biomedical Journals with Web Sites
- is the easiest way to find Biomedical journals with Web sites. The very large list indicates whether sites have full-text, tables of contents, abstract, or selective access. The FT (full-text) code indicates that the full-text of a journal is available without providing an access code. Produced by the Università degli Studi di Cagliari at the Biblioteca Centrale dell'Area Biomedica.
- Free Online Full-text Articles at Highwire
- includes journals with free back issues usually 1-2 years after publication.
Also, see the Earth's Largest Free Full-Text Science Archives is an annotated list of sites that offer a significant number of physical, biomedical, or behavioral science journals with online, full-text, and free access.
- PubMed Central
- " is a digital archive of life sciences journal literature managed by the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) at the U.S. National Library of Medicine (NLM). It is not a journal publisher. Access to PubMed Central (PMC) is free and unrestricted." Currently, archives of 13 journals are available on site, but there are links to journal sites with free full-text. Current issues may be restricted depending on the journal. (2/6/02)
- Directory of Electronic Health Sciences Journals
- gives more information about each journal than Priodici Biomedici above, including journal web site, access charges, starting year and volume of full-text availablity, whether indexed in Medline, publisher, and publisher Web site. However, Priodici Biomedici lists significantly more journals.
This site covers "electronic versions of key English language peer-reviewed print journals in clinical medicine, biomedical research, nursing and allied health." It also has a nice list of publisher sites and advice for managing access to online journals. Produced by the Southern Health Network Library Service,
Monash Medical Centre, Clayton Australia.
- Full-Text Online Journals at Marshall University Libraries
- is an alphabetical list of nearly all online journals which Marshall users can access. Usally the links are not directly to full-text journals, but rather to databases that have links to articles and tables of contents of full-text online journals. It's not uncommon to see duplicate links to journal titles. This occurs when a journal is available from more than one database vendor.
- Online Full-Text Articles from the Marshall Health Science Library
- lists about 50 biomedical journals that have full-text access from a workstation on the Marshall campus.
- JSTOR History and Social Science Journals
- has full text and large back files of about 120 journals. Titles, abstracts, authors, and even full-text words are searchable. Plans are in the works to have science journals back to the starting volumes.
- Journals on Subscription at Marshall Libraries
- Doesn't include the Health Sciences Library.
- Number of Titles Currently Indexed for Index Medicus and MEDLINE on PubMed
- also breaks out counts for journal subsets and links to the List of Serials Indexed for Online Users and journals recently added to the indexing list.
- Finding a List of MEDLINE Journal Titles
- gives detailed instructions. From NLM.
- Publist
- claims to be "the most comprehensive directory of information about more than 150,000 publications and more than 8000 newspapers around the world." Test searches of this site turned up very few big city newspapers. Also, the web links to Web sites are not hypertext and some links were incorrect. It draws on Ulrich's International Periodicals Directory for its comprehensive information. Users can search by title, ISBN, subject or publisher.
- Finding a List of MEDLINE Journals by Subject
- consists of instructions on how to do a customized search in LocatorPlus, the NLM Catalog. The written instructions are harder to follow than the image at the bottom of the page.
- Survey of STM Online Journals 1990-95
- Steve Hitchcock, Leslie Carr and Wendy Hall of the Multimedia Research Group at University of Southampton discuss the characteristics and future of science, technology, and medicine journals in electronic formats. Includes tables and an extensive bibliography of links.
- Ultimate News Links Page
- is not annotated, but it is international in scope and its lists of newspapers are easily browsed by country and state.
- Aquarius Translator Directories
- has large lists of translators and translating agencies with contact information. Find translators by source or target languages. Also, a large list of foreign language dictionaries.
- BMJ: British Medical Journal
- has about three months of article abstracts and selected news and editorials. There are gaps in the article abstracts.
- JAMA
- Journal of the American Medical Association
has contents and summaries from the current issue and about 6 months of back issues. Registration is required, but access is free.
- JBC, Journal of Biological Chemistry
- Offers full text articles from April 14th, 1995 to current issues. All tables and graphics are included. You can Browse by both Upcoming and Back issue tables of contents or Search on title words or words in the article, or by volume and issue.
Beginning with issue #37 articles are availabe in the PDF format. Also Instructions to Authors.
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New England Journal of Medicine
- includes the full text and complete graphics for the following features: Images in Clinical Medicine, Case Records of the Massachusetts General Hospital, Molecular Medicine, Editorials,
Sounding Board articles (opinion pieces), Correspondence, and Book Reviews. The current issue plus Past Issues from 1996 are available.
Original research articles are represented only by abstracts.
Complete articles can be ordered from the the citation page for delivery by snail mail or fax.
- Science
- has one of the best designed Web pages of the Big name journals. Archives start in 1995, but full-text articles are not common until the middle of 1996. Three levels of access are possible:
- Unregistered users will have access to the table of contents of current and back issues.
- Registered Users that pay no fees can browse the Table of Contents and abstracts for the current year as well as read and download full-text articles from issues older than one year.
- AAAS Members - full access no charge.
- Wall Street Journal
- was one the the first newspapers to develop a Web page and now its content closely matches the printed version.
- Washington Post
- virtually the entire paper and more is available at no charge. Well designed with good navigational features such as the
Site index.
- Christian Science Monitor is convenient to use without excessive graphics and is most notable for its Archives which are searchable back to 1980.
- New York Times
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