About NEJME-mails, Podcasts, and Feeds
NEJM offers a variety of options to receive the information you need in a timely manner. Personalize your access to our information so you never miss an important article or feature.
MY NEJM
My NEJM gives you quick and easy access to your personal account information and preferences. Specialty Updates provide links to articles in any of 19 specialty areas, so you never miss a relevant article. Article Alerts notify you when an article you’ve selected is cited in a letter, editorial or other article. You can also view your Weekly CME and subscription accounts, and view and manage your personal profile. Go to My NEJM now
E-MAIL TABLE OF CONTENTS
Readers who register online can receive each weekly issue’s table of contents free by e-mail. The E-mail Table of Contents alert notifies you when the weekly content is published online and includes links to each article, helping you stay current and manage your time. Register at My NEJM to sign up for the FREE weekly NEJM E-mail Table of Contents
SPECIALTY UPDATES
Free e-mail Specialty Updates save you time and let you focus on the content that interests you most. Choose from among 19 Specialty Updates to stay informed about new content and ensure that you never miss an important article. Register at My NEJM
ONLINE FIRST
There are times when NEJM publishes research that affects public health and clinical decision making as soon as it is ready. Articles with time-sensitive medical information are published first at NEJM.org, in advance of regular online and print publication. Register at My NEJM to sign up for FREE Online First notifications
ALERTS
NEJM.org offers several ways to keep you and your colleagues informed when information that is important to you is published.
- Alert Your Colleague: Send a colleague or friend an e-mail with a link to an article you think they will find useful. (A message appears next to the online article when this service is available.)
- Article Alerts: Get an e-mail alert whenever new letters, citing articles, and corrections are published for articles you choose.
RESIDENT E-BULLETIN
The Resident e-Bulletin is a weekly e-mail that delivers two teaching topics right to your in-box. It summarizes two current articles that are valuable for teaching, and offers "Clinical Pearls" from each. "Morning Report Questions" help teachers and residents focus on an article’s key points. Links are provided to the full articles. Sign up for Resident e-Bulletin at My NEJM
PODCASTS AND RSS FEEDS
RSS feeds from NEJM.org help you save time while staying informed on topics you care about. The feeds you download are automatically updated on a regular basis, keeping you up to date with the latest information. The feeds include titles, links to content, and summary information, so you can quickly find the content that interests you. Examples of available feeds:
- Current issue
- Specialty Feeds: choose from 19 Specialty Pages
- Most Popular: Includes Most Viewed, Most E-mailed, Most Cited, and Most Widely Covered
