210 clinical health sciences journals from Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins are now available via the OvidWeb databases. These titles will also be added to QCAT and the Electronic Journals database.

From now on, the doors of Bracken Library will be locked 15 minutes before closing. All Circulation Desk functions will cease at that time.

Full-text of JAMA: the Journal of the American Medical Association, nine Archives journals, and the American Medical News is now available. Access is enabled through the Electronic Journals database and QCAT.

Eight new full-text books, of particular interest to nursing, have been added to Books@Ovid. These titles are accessible through QCAT and via the OvidWeb databases.

• Harrison’s Online:Includes the complete text, illustrations and expanded features from the 15th ed. of Harrison’s Principles of Internal Medicine and is updated daily. It is accessible through QCAT and at harrisonsonline.com.

  PDA users with institutional access to Harrison’s Online can subscribe to the Harrison’s On Hand upgrade for an annual fee of $139 U.S. Please see harrisonsonline.com/harrisons/public/hoh/about_hoh.html.

• Lippincott’s Clinical Choice:A collection of 37 core clinical textbooks covering general medicine and surgery, with 5 additional books scheduled for 2002. They are accessible through QCAT and via the OvidWeb databases.
• Scientific American Medicine online:A comprehensive updated textbook of internal medicine which features keyword searching and “what’s new” links. It is accessible through QCAT and at www.samed.com.

Effective immediately, the Bracken Library Reference Desk has a new telephone number. If you are calling from within the University, please dial x33176. If you are calling from outside the University you may now dial 533-3176 and you will be connected directly with the Reference Desk.

Seven full-text Nature monthlies journals and six Nature reviews journals are now available. Access is enabled through the Electronic Journals database, and QCAT.

26 full-text journals from the BMJ Publishing Group of the British Medical Association are now available. Access is enabled through the Electronic Journals database, and will soon be enabled through QCAT.

The Queen’s webproxy server was upgraded last weekend and, as result, some electronic journal titles that were previously unavailable through the webproxy are now accessible. Some examples are Science, all the Annual Reviews, Journal of Applied Physiology, International Journal of Epidemiology, Brain: A Journal of Neurology, etc.

LWWoncology.com provides access to the full text, including all tables and illustrations, of authoritative oncology books. There are ten books presently available, with others scheduled for 2002. Other features of the site include the DrugFinder Tool, an A-Z Topic Index, and a search engine that will search across the site. Content and features are updated regularly. In addition to being able to connect to the site directly using the URL, the books may also be accessed through QCAT.