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264 Alternative Cardiovascular Medicine Table 5 Online Newsletters and Journals Cardiology Today http://www.cardiologytoday.com/ This monthly electronic newspaper is aimed at the clinician. Published by Slack, Inc. Journal of Nuclear Cardiology http://www2.us.elsevierhealth.co /script/om.dll/serve?action=searchDB&searchDBfor=home&id=nc Provides an electronic version for regular subscribers to the Mosby print journal but additionally a service for Rapid Publication Articles of current news and research. Medscape http://www.medscape.com/homeindex Medscape, in conjunction with WebMD, provides medical information, electronic publishing, and educational tools. There is an initial, free registration, and then you can customize your home page and E-mail alerts according to your specialty and interests. Online Journal of Cardiology http://sprojects.mmi.mcgill.ca/heart/index.html A fully online journal sponsored by McGill University. Complementary and Alternative Medicine Journals http://www.medbioworld.com/med/journals/complementary.html MedBioWorld provides a comprehensive listing of all CAM journals print and online. No distinction is made between small self-published newsletters and peer-reviewed Medline-indexed journals. In addition to the familiar professional print journals that generally require a paid subscription to access their online versions, there are online publications that offer rapid review and response to breaking research. These increasingly include CAM information.
Chapter 16 / A Guide for Physicians 265 Table 6 Information Portals Intramedicine http://www.intramedicine.com/ Intramedicine is relatively new portal focused on integrative medicine. The company provides clinical data on integrative therapies that have been scientifically validated, supported by a database of resources, including Chinese medicine formulas. The resources are available through paid registration. The only products for sale on the site are publications, courses, and electronic resources. WebMD http://my.webmd.com WebMD has proved one of the enduring dot.com sites and provides current health news on the home page. There is a strong emphasis on health and wellness, including a section by Dean Ornish, MD, who developed the program to reverse heart disease by diet and lifestyle changes. Sponsors include pharmaceutical companies, and all information is interspersed by advertisements. This is a very unstable group of websites that is continually changing and varying in quality. Many of these dot.coms went out of business with the downturn of the economy at the beginning of the 21st century, including the Dr. Koop site. Most of the portals also sell products. They generally try to keep people on their site by use of frames (providing information from other sites within a window so that it appears to be coming from their own site, with the goal of preventing visitors moving on to another site). Much of the licensed information is only available through paid subscription. A small cross-section of sites that provide CAM information resources is listed below. All have well qualified professional advisory boards.
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