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Include India too

Dr Jayaraman Nambiar
bmj.com, 15 Dec 2004 [Full text]

be reasonable

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bmj.com, 16 Dec 2004 [Full text]

Please include India

Uday A Gupta
bmj.com, 17 Dec 2004 [Full text]

BMJ is Informative and Resourceful but Unaffordable for Indian Researchers

Udaya S Mishra
bmj.com, 18 Dec 2004 [Full text]

Please include India

Ananyo K roy
bmj.com, 19 Dec 2004 [Full text]

Re: Include India too

SANTOSHKUMAR S SALUNKE
bmj.com, 19 Dec 2004 [Full text]

Free BMJ for Indian doctors

Arun Prasad
bmj.com, 19 Dec 2004 [Full text]

A step in the wrong direction

Shibu Vasudevan Pillai
bmj.com, 21 Dec 2004 [Full text]

please do not leave us out!

Madhu Chittarvu
bmj.com, 21 Dec 2004 [Full text]

How incredibly sad

Pat Davis
bmj.com, 22 Dec 2004 [Full text]

Please Oblige!

Dr Chris Taylor
bmj.com, 22 Dec 2004 [Full text]

kindly reconsider

Kinshuk Sahaya
bmj.com, 24 Dec 2004 [Full text]

Free Access to the BMJ

V.M Biju
bmj.com, 24 Dec 2004 [Full text]

Help The Doctors In Pakistan

Mohammad Zubair Shaheen, et al.
bmj.com, 24 Dec 2004 [Full text]

Re: Free Access to the BMJ

Prathima Reddy
bmj.com, 26 Dec 2004 [Full text]

BMJ inspires many in India; Please include India in the list of countries with free access to BMJ

Dr Parthasarathy K S
bmj.com, 27 Dec 2004 [Full text]

Re: kindly reconsider

Peter Morrell
bmj.com, 29 Dec 2004 [Full text]

Why not India?

Dr Ram K Dikshit
bmj.com, 29 Dec 2004 [Full text]

Re: Help The Doctors In Pakistan; a further note

dr nauman m shah
bmj.com, 29 Dec 2004 [Full text]

Fear the change

John Stone
bmj.com, 30 Dec 2004 [Full text]

Please Reconsider

Eduardo Sancho
bmj.com, 30 Dec 2004 [Full text]

Taking Medicine away from the masses?

Joseph Tomson
bmj.com, 31 Dec 2004 [Full text]

South Asian Tsunami and BMJ policy on free access

Saroj Jayasinghe
bmj.com, 31 Dec 2004 [Full text]

Indian Doctors deserve continuation of free access to BMJ

Dr Ajay K Singh
bmj.com, 31 Dec 2004 [Full text]

Inclusion of Herbal medicine & free acess to India

Younis I Munshi
bmj.com, 31 Dec 2004 [Full text]

Please include Sri Lanka

SUSANTHA YADDEHIGE
bmj.com, 2 Jan 2005 [Full text]

Re: Please Reconsider

Rosemar Correa Maia
bmj.com, 3 Jan 2005 [Full text]

An appeal- please reconsider your decision on India

Shifalika Goenka
bmj.com, 3 Jan 2005 [Full text]

How do you sleep at night-Dr Richard Smith and Dr Kamran Abbasi?

Ajit S Kashyap, et al.
bmj.com, 4 Jan 2005 [Full text]

Access to Indonesia - please reconsider

Dono Widiatmoko
bmj.com, 4 Jan 2005 [Full text]

Re: How do you sleep at night-Dr Richard Smith and Dr Kamran Abbasi?

Eddie Vos
bmj.com, 5 Jan 2005 [Full text]

India

Nirmal Surya
bmj.com, 5 Jan 2005 [Full text]

Pakistan is a low per capita income country

Abdul Moiz Khan
bmj.com, 6 Jan 2005 [Full text]

India excluded? Not fair!

Dr. Chitra K. Pillai
bmj.com, 6 Jan 2005 [Full text]

No free access? Retrograde movement!

Dr. Kanagasabapathy. Pillai
bmj.com, 6 Jan 2005 [Full text]

Why not India and Pakistan amongst others?

Christopher Anton
bmj.com, 6 Jan 2005 [Full text]

What about South Africa?

Jeffrey Sher
bmj.com, 7 Jan 2005 [Full text]

Three more Free Access Journals from PLoS

susanne mccabe
bmj.com, 7 Jan 2005 [Full text]

End of an era !

Mahendra K. Nepal
bmj.com, 8 Jan 2005 [Full text]

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S.A. kavadaS*
bmj.com, 8 Jan 2005 [Full text]

To those appealing for free access

James Austin
bmj.com, 8 Jan 2005 [Full text]

Mexico is very much in the position of India and Brazil

Aurora Zlotnik
bmj.com, 13 Jan 2005 [Full text]

Reverse pioneers!

Vincenzo Maresca
bmj.com, 13 Jan 2005 [Full text]

Ouch!

Ajit Panickar
bmj.com, 14 Jan 2005 [Full text]

Re: Help The Doctors In Pakistan

Dr.Abdul Rehman
bmj.com, 28 Jan 2005 [Full text]

BMJ should take its medicine

Tarry Asoka
bmj.com, 31 Jan 2005 [Full text]

Incomplete list?

Aijaz Mohammad
bmj.com, 3 Feb 2005 [Full text]

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Mikhail Bogdanov
bmj.com, 5 Feb 2005 [Full text]

WHAT a PITY!

catherine brancaleone
bmj.com, 16 Feb 2005 [Full text]

Re: WHAT a PITY!

Dr. Herbert H. Nehrlich
bmj.com, 17 Feb 2005 [Full text]

Please reconsider

Harry Rutter
bmj.com, 24 Feb 2005 [Full text]

Enable Accessibility-Avoid a two-tier journal

Rodger Charlton
bmj.com, 23 Mar 2005 [Full text]

Re: Enable Accessibility-Avoid a two-tier journal

susanne mccabe
bmj.com, 23 Mar 2005 [Full text]

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Aviva Sheb'a
bmj.com, 20 May 2005 [Full text]

TO PAY OR NOT TO PAY IS THE QUESTION.

Shalini Kapoor
bmj.com, 17 Jul 2005 [Full text]

What about authors?

Frank J Leavitt
bmj.com, 24 Dec 2005 [Full text]

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Venugopalan Balan
bmj.com, 4 Jan 2006 [Full text]

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A.V. Barker
bmj.com, 4 Jan 2006 [Full text]

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Dr.Graeme M. Cunningham
bmj.com, 6 Jan 2006 [Full text]

Appalling Low for the BMJ

Balaji Ravichandran
bmj.com, 5 Jan 2006 [Full text]

Stranger than strange!

Lalit Dandona
bmj.com, 6 Jan 2006 [Full text]

Hope this will foster some activity

Chandrashekar Gangaraju
bmj.com, 6 Jan 2006 [Full text]

Susan McCabe's very valid point.

Hilary Butler
bmj.com, 8 Jan 2006 [Full text]

Please reconsider

Richard Porteous
bmj.com, 7 Jan 2006 [Full text]

Regarding Exclusion of India

Nallan C. Suresh
bmj.com, 8 Jan 2006 [Full text]

Re: Regarding Exclusion of India

Gautam Phadke
bmj.com, 13 Jan 2006 [Full text]

Decision on India Borne Out of Wrong Media Portrayal?

Ashraf Tharuvara
bmj.com, 15 Jan 2006 [Full text]

Indians cannot afford your subscription rates.

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bmj.com, 25 Oct 2006 [Full text]

Hark! BMJ- Heartfelt Need

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