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Thorax 1999;54:189; doi:10.1136/thx.54.3.189
Copyright © 1999 BMJ Publishing Group Ltd & British Thoracic Society.
Thorax 1999;54:189 ( March )

Editorial

Thorax with extra "e"

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During the past few years the world wide web has crept persistently into our collective consciousness. At first only a minority could or wanted to communicate in its specific jargon and some even revelled in that exclusivity, but the net has since widened and become much more accessible and available. Thorax must embrace the technological changes and opportunities that this brings. The printed page is likely to remain our main medium of communication for some time, but the web is a major development and we want to be part of it.

Until now Thorax has maintained a low profile on the internet, offering little more than the bare necessities. From now on, however, eThorax (www.thoraxjnl.com) will provide full onscreen text, with all of the benefits of online publication, including searching by topic, citation, keyword or author, and the ability to read an abstract or full text. Each article will be . . . [Full text of this article]


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