It is sometimes useful to have a list of MEDINE journal titles categorized by their subject areas.  The web page,  Broad Subject Terms for Indexed Journals, provides this information for 120 subject areas.  The page is under the auspices of the National Library of Medicine.  This document can be useful for conducting a PubMed search for articles on drowning, for example, where you want to limit the output only to Emergency Medicine journal titles.

A video is now available which provides an overview of the latest version of  EndNote, the bibliographic management tool useful for inserting footnotes into manuscripts.  Some features of version X6 that are demonstrated are the ability to apply ratings to the more important references and to view PDFs with a built-in PDF viewer.  In addition, text in a PDF can be highlighted.  The video is under 5 minutes long.

The Health Information Resource Database provides links to 1,400 organizations and government agencies which disseminate health information on request.  The database is provided by the National Health Information Center, which is under the auspices of the U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services.  The Center is a health information referral service targeted to health professionals and consumers.  You may find several agencies under a subject category; contact information is provided as well as a brief abstract.  Publications and services that the organizations/agencies have available are also supplied.