Geared toward practicing ophthalmologists, residents and staff members in office and hospital-based practices, as well as medical teaching and research professionals. Includes clinical studies, patient care information and practice management topics. Offers the latest news on ophthalmic surgery techniques and research in the field while also addressing issues such as managed care and its effect on the industry.

Background and Format: Official website of the National Aids Manual (NAM). NAM> aidsmap is the website of NAM, a community-based HIV information provider who provide a range of information resources about HIV and AIDS in many different formats. The aidsmap website strives to be a source of independent, accurate information on HIV and AIDS. Its primary aim is to reach people living with HIV all over the world and to make available quality information on HIV, free of charge to everyone, everywhere, at anytime. NAM> aidsmap endeavours to publish news stories daily and to provide information on new studies, new research, new discoveries and new controversies. The editors use journals, conferences and other sources of reliable, evidence-based news and make the often complex information accessible and readable in the form of original news stories on the website. It is complemented by email bulletins, daily HIV news and reporting from major HIV/AIDS conferences, as well as specific resources for medical professionals. Audience and Readership: Those affected by HIV and AIDS. Deadline: Variable. Circulation: This figure is not available. Submissions The website has a single overseeing editor; press releases and other submissions should be sent to the general email address, info@nam.org.uk. Alternatively, aidsmap can be contacted via the contact form available at www.aidsmap.com/contact. Awards 2006 - The British Medical Association, Best Patient Information Website (Winner)

Hep is a quarterly magazine that provides educational and social support for people living with hepatitis C (HCV), hepatitis B (HBV) and hepatitis A (HAV).

Edited for health care practitioners, department heads, nurse managers, OR/ER managers, directors of surgery, product selection committee members and materials managers who are responsible for purchasing and administering health care products in a clean and safe fashion. Content focuses on the selection and application of the best products and practices for cleaning, disinfecting, decontaminating and sterilizing medical products and devices that are essential to safe patient care and staff welfare. Provides up-to-date news on what's happening in the fields of infection control, epidemiology, virology and microbiology. Topics include reviews of best practices, new products and technology, sharps safety, air filtration, protective apparel and continuing education.