Index Medicus Periodicals not Received in Australian Libraries

Cited in Index Medicus

Inclusion of Biomatter in Medline (Index Medicus)

www.landesbioscience.com Biomatter e24610-1 It is with great pleasure that we announce the selection of Biomatter for indexing in Medline (Index Medicus). Medline, which is Part of the US National Library of Medicine, is freely available through PubMed and is the most prestigious and widely used database of biomedical literature. Considering Medline’s stringent requirements for indexing new jou...

Books and Periodicals for Medical Libraries in Hospital

a Sub-Committee of the Medical Section of the Library Association with the advice of leading authorities in the various departments of medicine. Its purpose is to provide a select list of books in the English language which are in steady demand, giving alternative titles under each of the main divisions or specialities of medicine. If any list of this type is to help in the selection of books, ...

Index medicus for the Eastern Mediterranean region

The study provides the rationale, history and current status of the Index Medicus for the World Health Organization Eastern Mediterranean Region. The Index is unique in combining the geographic coverage of peer-reviewed health and biomedical journals (408 titles) from the 22 countries of the Region. Compiling and publishing the Index coupled with a document delivery service is an integral part ...

Centenary of Index Medicus, 1879–1979

Murken attempts to explain to a wider audience how Beuys's imagery is taken from scientific and, in particular, medical themes. As if to emphasize this, the felt bookcover is designed to look like a first aid kit. Murken, despite his claim that the artist's life needs consideration, does not explain the significance felt has for Beuys (during the war Beuys was saved from certain death from expo...