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Note that we give full citations for all of our articles (in the small white font directly under the summary). Many older medscape articles can be purchased for $10 each at http://www.reutershealth.com/frame2/arch.html but you will have to search there again and select the article(s) of interest (it might have a different title). 

Registration is required (though free and open to anyone) at both Medscape and Biz Journal which constitute our two main news sources. The Registration process is quick.  At Biz Journal after being registered the site recognizes (via a "cookie" on your computer) that you have permission to visit.

Copyright laws are respected by Project EINO we cannot send out full articles nor archive them at our website.  They are all copyrighted and protected.  Like you, we are allowed to archive what we want for our own use at a later time.

If you are frustrated by the way copyright law forms a major obstacle to citizens trying to remain informed and research important issues - well we sympathize with that. We would much prefer that in some form information could remain available indefinitely (and maybe we contribute a little towards that), but we need to remain strictly within the law on this issue.