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The American Diabetes Association is please to introduce the “ADA Journals” mobile app for iOS and Android. Designed for easy reading and browsing on the iPhone, iPad, or any Android device, the ADA Journals app allows users to read the newest full-text articles anywhere at any time from the Association’s premier scientific and medical journals – Diabetes, Diabetes Care, Diabetes Spectrum, and Clinical Diabetes – even without an internet connection.

Users can download the app to:

•    Read and cache full-text articles from ADA journals
•    Access content from upcoming issues of Diabetes and Diabetes Care, the two highest ranked peer-reviewed journals devoted to diabetes research
•    Receive diabetes research updates and ADA news via the DiabetesPro SmartBrief feed
•    Bookmark articles, with the ability to save full-text content indefinitely
•    Search current and archived content, and read and share content through social media tools
•    View high-resolution images and video, as well as online supplementary materials

The ADA Journals app can be freely downloaded at the iTunes App Store and Google Play.  All ADA journal content will be freely accessible to all users until November  1, 2012. Thereafter, users with personal or institutional subscriptions to Diabetes, Diabetes Care, Diabetes Spectrum, or Clinical Diabetes will have immediate access to full-text articles; non-subscribers will still be able to freely access current abstracts and full-text articles older than 6 months.

To learn more about the ADA Journals mobile app, please visit http://diabetesjournals.org/site/mobile.xhtml. If you are interested in subscribing to any of ADA’s journals or becoming an ADA professional member, please visit http://professional.diabetes.org/mypro.

The Journals of the American Diabetes Association are the premier scientific and medical journals committed to diabetes research, care, treatment, and education. Diabetes (http://diabetes.diabetesjournals.org) is ADA’s flagship research publication, and is the highest ranked journal devoted exclusively to diabetes research. It focuses primarily on the physiology and pathophysiology of diabetes and its complications. Diabetes Care (http://care.diabetesjournals.org) is the highest ranked journal devoted exclusively to diabetes treatment, care, and prevention. The monthly journal also publishes review articles, commentaries, and American Diabetes Association treatment guidelines and position statements. Clinical Diabetes (http://clinical.diabetesjournals.org) is a quarterly journal for primary care physicians. Each issue contains one or more feature articles that focus on the latest trends and innovations in diabetes care and treatment. Diabetes Spectrum (http://spectrum.diabetesjournals.org) is a quarterly journal for diabetes educators, nutritionists, nurse practitioners, and other health care professionals. The journal’s “From Research to Practice” section provides in-depth explorations of selected diabetes care topics.