AHA Journals Online provides an unprecedented wealth of published
material: full text and graphics in the AHA Journals as they publish;
sophisticated searching capabilities; the full text and graphics of the
past three years of the AHA Journals (available in 1999); references
linked to MedLine abstracts; and free links to various related
scientific journals (major among them Science, Journal of
Biological Chemistry, and Blood). The integration of
Adobe PDFR files ensures that when online information is
printed, content looks exactly as it does in the print publications.
Advanced cross referencing and hyperlinking enable you, when reading an
article in any journal, to connect directly with the full text of
referenced articles, even if you are not a subscriber to journals in
which those articles appear.
You can register to receive additional special services, such as
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© 1998 American Heart Association, Inc.
Editorial
AHA Journals Lead With Definitive New Online Site
The American Heart Association (AHA)
continues its half-century tradition as the premier provider of the
highest impact cardiovascular and stroke science information with this
month's debut of AHA Journals Online. The introduction of the AHA's
new World Wide Web (WWW) site is another major step toward expanding
the reach of the journals, providing readers with virtually instant
access to an unparalleled breadth of information. Online availability
of the AHA journals—Circulation; Arteriosclerosis,
Thrombosis, and Vascular Biology; Circulation
Research; Hypertension; and Stroke—make
this new site the single most important gateway to cardio- and
cerebrovascular information available for professionals.