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INASP Health Links

20 January 2004 | EN

INASP Health Links is a catalogue of more than 500 online resources for health professionals, medical libraries, nongovernmental organisations and publishers, provided by the International Network for the Availability of Scientific Publications. The linked sites are categorised for ease of use and sites that target users in developing countries are highlighted. Each link is accompanied by a brief summary of the site.

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