The death of biomedical journals
Year: 1995
Type: letter
Abstract: EDITOR,--Exaggerating rumours of the death of biomedical journals, Ronald E LaPorte and colleagues fail to acknowledge that the publishing of biomedical journals has flourished over recent decades, with more journals in circulation to a greater number of readers than ever.1 Their logic suggests that we are facing the end of paper literary history, but the development of interfaces between people and technology is rarely so linear and predictable. Indeed, the journals' success is partly driving the evolution of biomedical information systems. Why are vinyl records, which …
Source: BMJ
Author: George A Gellert
Institution: Project HOPE
Language: English
Subfield: History and Philosophy of Science
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W336608307