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      <title>MIDRIB: Beyond Clip Art for Medicine</title>
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      <description>A picture paints a thousand words, and in the field of medicine, images are essential. The recent launch of MIDRIB (Medical Images Digitised Reference Information Bank) [1] , and the announcement of the Visible Human Dataset UK Mirror, have demonstrated JISC&amp;rsquo;s [2] determination to provide high quality content in this area for the UK higher education and research community.
Medical images are extremely diverse in both their content and modality, and can range from illustrations of medical equipment, to radiological images, to 3-D objects.</description>
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      <title>Never Mind the Quality, Check the Badge-Width!</title>
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      <description>How does the World Health Organization rate compared to Medical Students for Choice (a reproductive health rights group)? How do the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention score across a range of review services? As commentators begin to question the value of much of the information currently available on the Internet, how helpful are stars, badges or seals of approval (SOAPs) in identifying quality resources? Is a &#34;Cool site of the moment&#34;</description>
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