Clinicians and researchers are frustrated when they can't get full text articles. Unfortunately, most publishers' license agreements contain narrow definitions of "authorized users" that exclude alumni. Like other libraries, the NSU HPD Library must restrict access to much of our licensed content to current students, faculty, and employees.
The good news is that there is a large and growing body of high quality "open access" literature. Open access is precisely that: access is open to everyone without subscription fees or licensing.
This page identifies sources for high-quality full text. Take a look at the Top Clinical Titles - they are among the most highly cited and open access.
The Free Medical Journals site links to many core clinical titles. Many offer automatic table-of-content e-mail alerts. Caveat: not all content is free and some sites require registration.
Circulation
Pediatrics
Obstetrics and Gynecology
Annals of Internal Medicine
Searching for information on a particular topic? It is more efficient to search PubMed than attempt to search numerous free full-text journal sites. Use the option of limiting your search results to "Free Full Text Articles." Before limiting, you may wish to scan the abstracts of restricted articles which can also provide valuable information.