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20% discount on a Drug and Therapeutics Bulletin (DTB) subscription

For over 45 years, DTB has been an independent, indispensable part of evidence-based clinical practice. DTB offers healthcare professionals detailed assessment of, and practical advice on, individual medicines and other treatments, groups of treatment, and the overall management of disease. BMJ Masterclasses delegates can benefit from 20% off a subscription to DTB. Find out how to subscribe

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BMJ Learning offers you a convenient way to meet your continuing professional development (CPD) and training needs. The website contains more interactive CME and training modules than other providers. All modules are written by world renowned experts, peer reviewed and edited by doctors. BMA members receive free access to BMJ Learning, but BMJ Masterclasses delegates who are non-members can take advantage of a special 20% discount on a one year subscription. Simply call 020 7383 6160 and quote 'BMJ Masterclasses'.

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Free access to BMJ Journals back archives

The full back archive is now available for the full range of BMJ Journals. Non-subscribers have free access to all articles older than 4 years, right back to Volume 1, Issue 1. The online archives were digitised with the help of the National Library of Medicine. To gain access, simply complete the registration form.