ACP JournalWise is a personalized literature updating service that enables you to easily customize your alerts.
Updated daily by clinician experts, ACP JournalWise saves you time and keeps you current with what’s important to you and your patients. You personalize your alerts by deciding which specialties and clinical topics you want to know about. You also choose the rating thresholds for the alerts you want, and how often ACP JournalWise delivers them to you.
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ACP JournalWise provides direct links to Annals and ACP Journal Club full-text and to any open access full text article.
For non-open access to full-text, you will need to use the PubMed link. Access to full content via PubMed will depend on the access rights to the content for that publication and may require a subscription or access via an institution. The latter is facilitated by selecting your institution in the My Profile section of Settings (look for the PubMed Outside Tool Institution section).
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When your blocker is turned on, there is no obvious alert that a pop-up has been blocked. So you'll want to go into Safari's settings to turn off the blocker.