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Title: A sine qua non for medical writers
Review: Medical writing is a detailed and demanding profession, requiring the writer to have on hand numerous reference sources. Among the volumes on the bookshelf are, of course, dictionaries (plural), a thesaurus, books on medical tests, and others, but one reference I've found most useful is the NIH/NLM List of Journals Indexed in Index Medicus. As someone who writes and edits several different types of medical information, you can imagine the sources of manuscript copy I work with. All sources seem to have their own "twist" on the way they cite journals. But there's only one definitive source for me. And this reference from NIH/NLM is it.
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