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Internet resources for dermatology.

Abstract

Accessible today, through the use of a computer with a modem, are many new Internet resources that represent major advances in information management. These resources, which are available at little or no expense, are of special value to physicians and scientists. This article describes many of the more basic and valuable Internet services with an emphasis on applications for dermatologists.

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A C Huntley. 1994. Internet resources for dermatology.. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0190-9622(94)70214-4

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