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NLM Newsline 2000 January-March Vol. 55, No. 1


In This Issue:

"ClinicalTrials.gov" Launched

49 High-Tech Projects

New Version of PubMed

Marcetich Named Head of Index Section

New Policy on Clinical Alerts

NLM Long Range Plan in Place

New Regents Named

"Racism, Sexism and Poverty are Hazardous to Our Health"

Lakota Officials and Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe Leaders Visit Library

bulletMEDLINEplus Adds Medical Encyclopedia

"PubMed Central" Debuts

NLM "Adopts" D.C.'s Woodrow Wilson Senior High School

Hospital and Health Administration Index

Images from the History of Medicine Rescanned

NLM's "Breath of Life" Exhibit Extended Through March 2001


In Every Issue:

Names in the News

Products and Publications

NLM In Print



MEDLINEplus Adds Medical Encyclopedia

"adam.com" Brings Consumers Thousands of Articles


NLM has released a major enhancement to its Web-based consumer health resources, MEDLINEplus (medlineplus.gov). In addition to its nearly 400 medical topics pages, MEDLINEplus now includes over 4,000 articles from the adam.com medical encyclopedia. This encyclopedia brings consumers an extensive library of medical images, as well as thousands of articles about diseases, tests, symptoms, injuries and surgeries.

You can browse the encyclopedia by selecting "Medical Encyclopedia" from the left navigation bar of any MEDLINEplus page. You may also search the encyclopedia by selecting "Search MEDLINEplus" from the left column, typing in your search term(s), and selecting the option "Basic with Medical Encyclopedia" before pressing the "Go" Button.

"Consumers and physicians alike look to the NLM as the preeminent authority for medical information," said Robert S. Cramer, Jr., adam.com's Chairman and CEO. "Our partnership with the NLM further validates the quality, reliability and depth of our own health and medical content. We look forward to working with the NLM as millions of Americans turn to our combined content and services to keep them happy, healthy and informed."

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Last updated: 30 November 2000
First published: 01 January 2000
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