The New England Journal of Medicine, long a standard in peer-reviewed medical research, has updated its website and become a portal of an essential library of text, audio, and video — a thriving primary online brand of itself. What a treat.

Our electronic archive now includes every issue back to the first one, published in 1812. The NEJM Archive from 1812 to 1989 has more than 150,000 articles. All articles are fully searchable, with the content back to 1945 presented in an HTML format similar to that for the current issues. For all the articles in the archive, the PDF files show the original versions as they appeared in print, complete with ads, notices, and various curiosities from earlier eras.

Nice. It was enough for me to subscribe to the Journal (and its online content) for the first time in over 10 years. | LINK

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