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Circulating Now, A New Blog From The National Library Of Medicine's History Of Medicine Division

Posted by on July 2nd, 2013 Posted in: News from NLM


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The History of Medicine Division at the National Library of Medicine (NLM) has launched a new blog, Circulating Now, which is intended to encourage greater exploration and discovery of one of the world’s largest and most treasured history of medicine collections.  Circulating Now will bring the NLM’s diverse historical collections to life in new and exciting ways for researchers, educators, students, and anyone else who is interested in the history of medicine.  Whether you are familiar with NLM’s historical collections, or you are discovering them for the first time, Circulating Now will be an exiciting and engaging resource to bookmark, share, and discuss with other readers.

Kicking off Circulating Now will be a series of posts that draws on NLM’s historical collections and associated others to reenact in a unique way a tumultuous event in medical and American history which occurred 132 years ago this summer: the assassination of, and attempts to save, our nation’s twentieth President, James Garfield.

Visit Circulating Now at: http://circulatingnow.nlm.nih.gov/

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