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October 28, 2004

 
Unbound Medicine and McGraw-Hill Expand PDA Alliance

McGraw-Hill Professional, a leading global information services provider, and Unbound Medicine, a leading provider of handheld, wireless, and Web solutions for healthcare, today announced the expansion of their strategic alliance in publishing for handheld and wireless devices.

Five new titles were released today under the expanded alliance:

CURRENT CONSULT Medicine 2005 is a new, integrated medical reference suite from the authors of the best-selling text, CURRENT Medical Diagnosis & Treatment. Providing succinct reviews of the diagnosis and treatment of 850+ disorders linked to more than 550 differential diagnoses, CURRENT CONSULT Medicine delivers practical answers more quickly and authoritatively than any other source.

CURRENT CONSULT Surgery integrates more than 360 surgical conditions, 100 differential diagnoses, and 21 cancer staging tables. Via Unbound’s mobile platform, answers are easily found using multiple indexes and extensive cross-links between topics.

Pocket Guide to Diagnostic Tests, 4e provides quick, evidence-based information to guide the selection and interpretation of more than 350 common diagnostic tests. Sections on laboratory tests, imaging studies, microbiology tests, therapeutic drug monitoring and tests in differential diagnosis provide vital information for daily patient care.

Essentials of Diagnosis and Treatment in Cardiology delivers concise information on the diagnosis and treatment of the 200 most important ambulatory and inpatient cardiac diseases. With its focus on the most important information, this program is perfect for medical students, residents, nurse practitioners, and primary care or family physicians.

Diagnosaurus, the free differential diagnosis application installed by more than 75,000 users, has proven its utility to a wide spectrum of students and clinicians. Diagnosaurus Surgery extends this already powerful differential diagnosis tool with surgical content. Clinicians can quickly find diagnostic assistance by entering either a disease or symptoms.
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