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Dr. Paul Auwaerter – Professor of Medicine at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine – reviews the latest on Covid-19, vaccines, and variants, hosted by Dr. Bill Detmer, CEO of Unbound Medicine.

The STS Cardiothoracic Surgery E-Book is the most current, comprehensive, and continuously updated resource available in the specialty. Provides a rich, multimedia experience with all-new medical illustrations, photographs, and surgical videos.

Unbound developed Unbound Intelligence™ ‒ exclusive artificial intelligence and machine learning tools to help clinicians keep up to date with current research, as well as discover and fill knowledge gaps.

New partnership with leading nursing association helps nursing educators provide virtual instruction during challenging Covid era.

To help educate student nurses during the pandemic, Unbound Medicine is providing a FREE COVID-19 case study with faculty answer key.

Researchers worldwide are working tirelessly to find a vaccine to combat SARS-CoV-2. Unbound Medicine has updated our free resource, Coronavirus Guidelines, to include vaccine information including current status in clinical trials, phases, and definitions.

Coronavirus topics found in the ABX (Antibiotic) Guide are updated regularly and available to the public during the pandemic.

As we have for the past 20 years, we continue to deliver up-to-date, expert guidance at the point-of-need. We are proud to have partnered with leading institutions to make all COVID-19 information free to the healthcare community.

The Johns Hopkins ABX Guide provides pharmacists and clinicians with the evidence-based information required under new JHACO guidelines.

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