BMJ journals free to the developing world

The BMJ Publishing Group has for almost a year provided free access to the electronic version of its 23 specialist journals to anybody in the 50 poorest countries in the world. 1 (The BMJ and the studentBMJ are, of course, free to everybody everywhere.) Now we are extending free access to over 100 of the poorest countries in the world, which between them include most of the world's population (see box). Within a few weeks (once we have solved some technical problems) we will also provide free access to Clinical Evidence , our evidence based compendium of answers to commonly asked clinical questions. 2

Low Income Economies
-	Eritrea	Moldova	Ukraine	Ecuador	Papua New Guinea
Afghanistan	Ethiopia	Mongolia	Uzbekistan	Egypt	Paraguay
Angola	Gambia	Mozambique	Vietnam	Equatorial Guinea	Peru
Armenia	Georgia	Myanmar	Yemen Republic	Fiji	Philippines
Azerbaijan	Ghana	Nepal	Zambia	Guatemala	Romania
Bangladesh	Guinea	Nicaragua	Zimbabwe	Guyana	Russian Federation
Benin	Guinea-Bissau	Niger	Lower Middle	Honduras	St Vincent and
Bhutan	Haiti	Nigeria	Income Economies	Iran	the Grenadines
Burkina Faso	India	Pakistan	Albania	Iraq