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Published Online: 20 June 2003

Old Issues Wanted!

Publication: Psychiatric News
Volume 38, Number 12
https://doi.org/10.1176/pn.38.12.0008a
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Do you have old copies of the American Journal of Psychiatry taking up space in your basement or attic?
If the answer is yes, here’s what you can do with them: APA is seeking issues of AJP from 1996 all the way back to the year it was founded, 1844. The issues will be used to create a complete online library of the journal that members will be able to access free of charge. Imagine being able to read articles by APA founders and other prominent figures in American psychiatry at the click of a mouse!
To donate back issues, call Sandra Patterson at (703) 907-7894. APA will reimburse donors for postage.

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Volume 38 • Number 12 • June 20, 2003
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