Journals and Publications

Below is a list of the medical and scientific journals that we read through regularly. More will be added in due course. All of these publications make their abstracts available free to anyone. Some of them provide free full text upon publication; others allow full text viewing after a certain period, usually one year. The High Wire Press, operated by Stanford University, is an excellent source for many other journals we haven't specifically listed here. Have fun browsing.

• American Journal of Clinical Nutrition — (Full text available after one year)
• American Journal of Physiology - Endocrinology and Metabolism — (Free full text after one year)
• Annals of Nutrition & Metabolism — (Abstracts only)
  
• Annual Review of Nutrition — (Abstracts only)
• Appetite — (Abstracts only)
• Arteriosclerosis, Thrombosis, and Vascular Biology — (Free full text after one year)
• British Journal of Nutrition — (Full text after one year)
• British Medical Journal — (Mostly free full text; all free after one year)
• Cell Metabolism — (Free full text after one year)
• Circulation — (Free full text available after one year)
• Current opinion in clinical nutrition and metabolic care — (Abstracts only)
• Diabetes — (Full text available after one year)
• Diabetes Care — (Full text available after one year)
• Diabetes/Metabolism Research and Reviews — (Abstracts only)
• Diabetologia — (Full text available after one year)
• European Journal of Clinical Investigation — (Abstracts only)
• European Journal of Clinical Nutrition — (Abstracts only)
• Experimental Gerontology —  Abstracts only
  
• High Wire Press — (Huge list of journals with free full text availability)
• International Journal of Obesity — (Abstracts only)
• Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism — (Free full text after one year)
• Journal of Clinical Investigation — (Full text available)
• Journal of Nutrition — (Full text available after one year)
• Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry — (Some free full text; mainly abstracts)
• Journal of the American College of Nutrition — (Full text free after two years)
• Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) —

  (Some free full text; mainly abstracts)

• Medical Hypotheses — (Abstracts only)
• Metabolism — (Abstracts only)
• Nature — (Some full text; mainly abstracts)
• Nature Medicine — (Some free full text; mainly abstracts)
• New England Journal of Medicine — (Some full text available, mainly abstracts)
• Nutrition — (Abstracts only)
• Nutrition & Metabolism — (Full text)
• Nutrition Research — (Abstracts only)
• Nutrition, Metabolism and Cardiovascular Diseases — Abstracts mainly but some full text
  
• Obesity (formerly Obesity Research) — (Full text available after one year)
• Physiology & Behavior — (Abstracts only)
• Science — (Some free full text; mainly abstracts)
• The Lancet — (Abstracts only)

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