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Best of the Web: Health & Medicine » Magazine & Journal Articles
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Directory of Open Access Journals
DOAJ offers free, full text, scientific and scholarly journals in biology, physics, mathematics, technology and many other scientific disciplines. There are now over 1000 journals in the directory.
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DOAJ - Directory of Open Access Journals
Searchable database of free, full-text,scientific and scholarly journals.
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Findarticles.com
Click on the Health and Fitness category to search for articles from hundreds of health and fitness magazines and journals or search within specific titles, such as Psychology Today, Fit Pregnancy, Alternative Medicine Review, Diabetes Care and British Medical Journal.
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Free Articles from Stanford University
Over 400,000 free articles from medical journals published by HighWire Press.
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Free Medical Journals
980 journals from all medical specialities. Searchable by title, specialty, and language (French, German, Portuguese and other languages).
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JournalReview.org
This website allows users to query the medical literature, read and rate articles, and participate in discussions of current and past articles. In order to post a comment or rate an article users will have to register with the site.
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MedBioWorld
25,000 links to journals, associations and databases. Beware: not all journals are free.
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NYPL Biography Resources: 20th Century American and British Playwrights
With a Branch library card, you can access the Biography Resource Center on the NYPL site, and find biographies, a critical overview, and articles on 20th century playwrights from O'Neill and Williams to Kushner, Stoppard, and Fornes.
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NYPL Electronic Resources
NYPL Electronic Resources, related to health and medicine, provide access to a wealth of health information from newsletters, magazines, reference books and professional journals. These databases require a library card for offsite access.

