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The Archives comes out of the basement: www.archdischild.com
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Archives of Disease
in Childhood is proud to announce the launch of
eADC
a full text web site comprising both
the standard and Fetal and Neonatal editions
of the journal. The internet is an invaluable resource for science and
medicine, and many publishers have recognised its potential to
disseminate important research and to increase awareness of their
journals internationally. Archives of Disease in
Childhood has had an internet presence for some time but its
website was rather basic (just tables of contents and general
information). The new site has the same address (www.archdischild.com) but it has moved to California.
Archives of Disease in Childhood has joined its illustrious cousin the BMJ and many other important medical journals at HighWire Press, a division of Stanford University's Green Library. HighWire's mission is to "foster research and instruction by providing a more direct link between the writers and readers of scholarly materials".1
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