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The National Library of Medicine is now the world's largest medical research library. Its holdings include more than 3.5 million books, journals, technical reports, theses, pamphlets, photographs, manuscripts and audiovisual materials covering more than 40 biomedical areas and related subjects. The Library also houses one of the world's finest historical collections of rare medical texts and manuscripts. The 10-story Lister Hill Center was built in 1980 to house the Library's expanding computer facilities, audiovisual studios, and research and development laboratories. With materials in 70 languages and international exchange capabilities the Library can serve health professionals worldwide.
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