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A cleaner, mobile-friendly design for
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1,400+ new Topic Pages that offer quick access to point-of-care content, including risk factors,
treatments and more
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There will be some exciting enhancements
to ClinicalKey this autumn, making it even easier for you to find and apply
relevant knowledge.
These include:
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A cleaner, mobile-friendly design for
discovering clinical content on the go
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1,400+ new Topic Pages that offer quick access to point-of-care content, including risk factors,
treatments and more
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A new browse feature with a searchable,
filterable list of sources that highlight new books and journals
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A new search history feature enabling you to
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