ClinicalKey added to Research4Life: Benefiting Research of Developing Countries

ME PubManu Team

Now, all medical professionals belonging to the under-resourced research communities can get access to information related to recent medical advancements through ClinicalKey. The feature has been recently added by Elsevier to its health resource platform, i.e. Research4Life.

 

Reference Link: https://www.elsevier.com/about/press-releases/corporate-social-responsibility/elsevier-adds-clinicalkey-to-research4life-access-program-for-developing-countries

 

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