The International Journal of Infectious Diseases (IJID) communicates and disseminates information relevant to the epidemiology, clinical evaluation, diagnosis, treatment, and control of infectious diseases, with an emphasis on those diseases most prevalent in less-developed countries. Contributions to IJID include reports of original clinical and laboratory research, articles focusing on epidemiology and preventive medicine, public health reports on local and regional issues of international interest, reports of clinical trials, reviews, and occasional case reports. Of particular interest are articles related to international collaborative efforts; models and studies of practical and cost-effective interventions for the control and treatment of infectious diseases; epidemiological, laboratory, and clinical evaluations of infectious-disease outbreaks resulting from natural or human-induced disasters; and laboratory and diagnostic methods applicable in facilities with minimal laboratory and clinical resources. The Journal seeks to enhance understanding of the medical and cultural factors that affect infectious diseases throughout the world and to provide insight into the prevention, treatment, and management of infectious diseases. IJID is a bimonthly publication of the International Society for Infectious Diseases.
To receive the IJID, you may:
Become a Member of the Society. Subscription to the IJID will be offered free of charge from dates between June 1,2011 to May 31, 2012.
Institutions and individuals wishing to receive the Journal WITHOUT becoming members may go to Elsevier Subscriptions for rates and subscription information.
To activate your on-line IJID subscription you must be a member of the International Society for Infectious Diseases.
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In order to best use the resources of the ISID, and retain the excellent publishing services of Elsevier, we wish to remind INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES readers that you will receive your subscription to the Journal online-only beginning in May 2007. The leadership of the ISID has made this decision to ensure that we will maintain and expand access to the IJID to the largest possible international readership - particularly through the internet.
Instructions on how members can access the journal online are contained in this PDF instruction document. Please be aware that ISID members will need to use their ISID membership number to activate access to the journal online. If you need a reminder of your membership number, please e-mail us at membership@isid.org
We look forward to increasing our content and accessibility world-wide, while maintaining the quality and readership of the IJID that has been achieved. The ISID wishes to thank its members, IJID subscribers and readers for their continued support to the Journal.
Division of Infectious Diseases,
University of Ottawa at The Ottawa Hospital, TOH - General Campus,
Box 228, 501 Smyth Road,
Ottawa, Ontario K1H 8L6, Canada
Email: bcameron@ohri.ca
| Dr. Timothy Barkham Singapore |
Dr. N. Kumarasamy Chennai, India |
| Dr. Sheldon Brown New York, USA |
Prof. Craig Lee Winnipeg, Canada |
| Dr. Pedro Cahn Buenos Aires, Argentina |
Dr. Ziad A. Memish Riyadh, Saudi Arabia |
| Dr. J. Peter Donnelly Nijmegen, The Netherlands |
Dr. F. James Muller Pietermaritzburg, South Africa |
| Dr. Dean Fergusson Ottawa, Canada |
Dr. Karamchand Ramotar Georgetown, Guyana |
| Dr. Dean Fergusson Ottawa, Canada |
Dr. Sunit K. Singh Hyderabad, India |
| Prof. Maria Guzman Havana, Cuba |
Dr. Michael Whitby Brisbane, Australia |
| Prof. Andy I. M. Hoepelman Utrecht, The Netherlands |
Dr. Hubert Wong Voncouver, Canada |
| Dr. Mark Holodniy California, USA |
Dr. Jane Zuckerman London, UK |
| Prof. Meinolf Karthaus Munich, Germany |
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