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AIDSTRIALS

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AIDSTRIALSAIDS Clinical TRIALS
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SEFAIN includes the Research and Clinical Trials database which provides information on research in South Florida, inclusion/ exclusion for participation in clinical trials, and the National Library of Medicine's AIDS databases, AIDSLINE, AIDSDRUGS, and AIDSTRIALS.
The development of specialized biomedical information by Ginn, David S. / Library Trends
The MedGate Access Plan and the Transaction Access Plan provide users with information from the specialized databases including: MEDLINE, AIDSLINE, AIDSDRUGS, AIDSTRIALS, BIOETHICSLINE, Health Planning and Administration (HEALTH), MDX Health Digest, CANCERLIT and the Drug Information Handbook.
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Other specialized databases accessible through HealthGate include: AIDSDRUGS, AIDSTRIALS, BIOETHICSLINE, Health Planning and Administration (HEALTH), MDX Health Digest, and CANCERLIT.
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