BANDELORA Castilian version of the journal Bandolier made in Oxford by NHS R & D. Contains information for health professionals,about things that are effective,and which are not. Thus,it provides summary information from systematic reviews,meta-analyzes and randomized clinical trials published in the medical literature. Courtesy of Infodoctor .
BMJ One of the best medical journals with full text articles
JAMA Produced by American Medical Associtation.
The Lancet Interactive Web version of the best-known independent medical journal. Updated weekly. contains six areas: magazine,an archive of research,discussion groups,Arcadia,author information and search.
Free Medical Journals Site Web full-text medical journals with free (interesting collection of magazines in Castilian of all specialties)
Reuters Health (British Agency that provides summaries of scientific journals. includes pharmacological databases)
Reuters Health (in Spanish)
Archives of Medicine i MedPub que abarca todos los aspectos tanto de la educación y de la investigación en el campo de la medicina. is an open-access journal published online by i MedPub covering all aspects of both education and research in the field of medicine.
HighWire journals list,full text,offered by Stanford University
Institut Pasteur,France 1, 500 full text journals offered by the library of the Institut Pasteur in France
The New England Journal of Medicine
BioMedNet
CMAJ,the Canadian Medical Association Journal
NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINESantiago Medical Journal Magazine published in full on the Internet and published in the Clinical Hospital San Borja Arriarán of Santiago de Chile.
AMEDEE ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT MEDICAL LITERATURE GUIDES specialties. Free access through the sponsorship of AMGEN,Berlex,Eisai,Glaxo Wellcome,Novartis,Pfizer,Roche,Schering AG.
Catalog of electronic journals,full text . Courtesy of Cornell University MedicalProQuest,probably the best collection of full text journals online
(Portal for resident physicians in all specialties)
Source: www.buromedicos.com
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The drug maker Merck drafted dozens of research
2008-04-16 09:01:49 by timebuilderStudies for a best-selling drug, then lined up prestigious doctors to put their names on the reports before publication, according to an article to be published Wednesday in a leading medical journal.
The article, based on documents unearthed in lawsuits over the pain drug Vioxx, provides a rare, detailed look in the industry practice of ghostwriting medical research studies that are then published in academic journals.
The article cited one draft of a Vioxx research study that was still in want of a big-name researcher, identifying the lead writer only as External author?
Vioxx was a best-selling drug before Merck took it off the market in 2004 over evidence linking it to heart attacks
I was a medical librarian for 20 years
2009-09-25 19:31:59 by zendog3There are several types of medical writing. Ghost writing could be a Godsend or a crime depending...
Most medical writing is in medical journals. Much of it is turgid and DULL! A good rewrite by a qualified science writer would be the best thing that could happen to about 70% of these turds. No problem here.
Physician / researchers are paid a LOT of money by drug companies to write up and publicize clinical trials and other research on drug comparisons. The vast majority of this work is strong science. Researchers will not accept money to falsify results and they will not shrink from reporting negative results
Medical Disclosure Riles Professor
2008-03-03 06:57:42 by CandidusThomas P. Stossel, a professor at Harvard Medical School and member of the Board of Trustees of the corporate-funded American Council on Science and Health (ACSH), accuses medical journals and regulators requiring conflict of interest statements from doctors of bowing to the "preaching by anti-business activists." "Medical journals waste space on meaningless compilations of who receives what payments from companies and dubious 'social science research' purporting to prove that most doctors lack the intelligence or character to be wary of promotional claims," Stossel complained. Kirby Lee, from the University of California, San Francisco disagrees: "Such requirements may frustrate clinicians and researchers but, in doing so, will help to ensure the safety and welfare of the public,...
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