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Extended JAMA access for NHS staff

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The National Core Content has just secured perpetual access to the archives of JAMA for NHS Athens account holders. Access has now been extended from 1883 to present day.

Full text articles can be accessed through the journals A-Z, direct from JAMA homepage or from the advanced database search.
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