Have Online International Medical Journals Made Local Journals Obsolete?

David Ofori‐Adjei · Gerd Antes · Prathap Tharyan · Elizabeth Slade · Pritpal S Tamber

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Background to the Debate All of the major international medical journals are now available both in print and online. Being online increases the potential for these journals to have a more global distribution. With the rise of these online international journals, what functions do local journals serve?.

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