Modern Pathology

Subject: Modern Pathology
Date: Sun, 4 Mar 2001 13:04:49 -0500 (EST)

Modern Pathology
        
http://modpath.uscapjournals.org/

Online ISSN: 1530-0285

The United States and Canadian Academy of Pathology and Lippincott
Williams and Wilkins are pleased to announce that the full text of the
journal Modern Pathology is now online.

Modern Pathology provides a forum for the presentation of advances in the
understanding of pathological processes. The practical complement to
Laboratory Investigation, this journal provides authoritative, clinically
oriented articles to keep clinical pathologists up-to-date on human
diagnostic pathology.  Modern Pathology Online contains the full content
of each issue of the journal beginning with the January 2000 issue (Volume
13, Issue 1).  Abstracts are available beginning with the January 1988
issue (Volume 1, Issue 1). 

Key features of the journal online include: browsing the archives, keyword
searching, links to abstracts and related articles in Medline and to the
online full text of many other frequently-cited journals.

Each issue will be placed online approximately on the date it is mailed to
subscribers, so the online sites will be available prior to receipt of
your paper copies.  Online readers may want to sign up for the eTOCs
(electronic Table of Contents) service, which will deliver each new
issue's table of contents via email.  The web sites also provide access to
information about the journals, such as Instructions to Authors and
subscription information.

The journals is currently available on a free trial basis until March 31,
2001; subsequent to the trial, access to the full text of articles will be
available by institutional license, which comes with all institutional
subscriptions, or by individual subscriptions.  All other access (e.g., to
abstracts, eTOCs, searching, Instructions to Authors) will remain freely
available.

We very much encourage you to sign the guestbook on your first visit to
the sites.  This will take only a minute or two, and it will provide us
with helpful information about who the online readers are and how they are
connecting to the sites.  In addition, we would appreciate comments,
critiques, questions, or suggestions from you; these can be sent via the
Feedback link found on all pages of the sites. Feedback from readers will
help us decide what new features would be most valuable for the sites and
how well they are working for their readers.

The sites are being produced in conjunction with Stanford University's
HighWire Press, which also works with other medical and research journals,
including these frequently-cited journals: Journal of Biological
Chemistry, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Blood, and
Cancer Research.

You may find a list of online medical and research journals and their URLs
at:

        http://highwire.stanford.edu or
        http://intl.highwire.org

(Please forward this information to your colleagues who may be interested
in Modern Pathology.)

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John Sack, Director,
        HighWire Press, Stanford University