Hematology Teaching Cases

ASH Teaching Cases, found on the web site of the American Society of Hematology (ASH), presents fifteen case studies for use by medical students and hematology instructors. The interactive cases are designed to simulate the steps involved in diagnosing a patient, from taking a history to following the clinical course of the disease. Students are asked to consider the right questions to ask along the way, while explanatory text, graphics and a glossary provide information about the pathophysiology of the various diseases.

Instructors may link to or reference the sites of the individual cases, provided the links they create do not use ASH's trademark.

Find a Flu Clinic near you

The Flu (Influenza) Clinic Locator provided by The American Lung Association helps you search out Flu Clinics in your neighborhood. To find a flu clinic, enter your zip code into the Flu Clinic Locator. You will get the address, phone number, time and date the clinic is offering flu shots near you, as well as a map showing where the clinic is located.

New Style Guide for Medical Publishing

Citing Medicine: the NLM Style Guide for Authors, Editors, and Publishers is the new bibliographic reference e-book from the National Library of Medicine. It provides instructions and many examples for help in citing 26 types of published and unpublished materials, including databases, patents and unpublished papers. Appendices include commonly used abbreviations and notes for citing MEDLINE®/PubMed®

Currently available in HTML format, the book will be printable in Adobe Acrobat pdf format later this year.