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CABI Publishing Launches Global Health Archive
CABI Publishing (http://www.cabi-publishing.org) has launched the Global Health Archive, which provides electronic access to almost 100 years of scientific research in public and international health. This is the first time that CABI has made its print archive available in a searchable, bibliographic database. The file contains literature from 1908 to 1983 that is still relevant to today's public health researcher.Global Health Archive, a database equivalent to more than 300 volumes of research, will be fully searchable alongside the current file, Global Health. Global Health covers records from 1973 to the present with more than 50,000 abstracts of current literature selected, abstracted, and classified by subject specialists every year. Together the files provide a global picture of international public health research both past and present. Scientific material is taken from 125 countries. The company says that 40 percent of the material cannot be found in comparable databases. Global Health and Global Health Archive are available through CABI Publishing's own platform CAB Direct, which has recently been upgraded. They are also available through other leading database vendors. CABI Publishing, working under the umbrella of CAB International, is an international, not-for-profit publisher of books, journals, databases, CD-ROMs, and online information products in the applied life sciences. Source: CABI Publishing
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