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[Technological innovations in a medical library].

Information medicine and its primary functions of exploitation of medical resources.

New waves, new problems--use of CD-ROM MEDLINE in the Medical Library of the National University of Singapore.

The year's work in serials, 1989.

The effect of end-user searching on reference services: experience with MEDLINE and current contents.

The role of paraprofessionals at the reference desk.

Provision of biosciences information in the academic environment: experience of a large academic library in accessing bibliographic databases.

Preservation activities and needs in U.S. biomedical libraries: a status report.

Developing a preservation policy and procedure statement for a health sciences library.

Research databases: a new direction in collection development.

Our silent enemy: ashes in our libraries.

Preservation of the biomedical literature: an overview.

Selection for preservation: considerations for the health sciences.

Accessing the biomedical literature: the South Dakota Med-Fax Network.

On library services in North Carolina.

Impact of DOCLINE on interlibrary loan service at the National Library of Medicine.

Backup of online public access catalogs in academic health sciences libraries.

A local network for sharing resources and technical support: BACS/PHILNET.

Requesting reprints: is it worth it?

The crisis facing printed medical literature. Acid paper.