Indian Academy of Sciences:open access repository
Indian Academy of Sciences has build up an Open Access Repository of publications of Fellows of the Academy. It attempts to collect, preserve and disseminate the intellectual output available as publications by its Fellows in peer-reviewed journals.Under the subject category "medicine" it reveals 3409 records.
To find more click: Indian Academy of Sciences repository
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The health science librarians provide information resources to support health care. They encourage widespread use of health information among doctors, medical students, nurses, physiotherapists, dietitians, social workers and researchers. The technological advancement has enabled libraries to move beyond the four walls of a building, as a result, we, the librarians strive to meet the health information needs of a larger community and try to amend health information delivery at every region, so that people live better, healthier, happier and more productive lives.
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