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By using this website ("the Site") you agree to the terms set out below. If you do not agree with the whole or any part of the terms set out below you must not use the Site.

By using the Site you show that you understand and acknowledge that no legal relationship is created between you and The International Journal of Medicine, its officers, agents and/or employees ("The IJM") through your use of the Site.

All content, design, data, software and underlying source code on the Site is the property of The IJM and/or its suppliers. All copyright, patents, patent applications, database rights, rights in inventions and rights in the software, data or content relating to the Site shall be owned by and vest absolutely in The IJM and/or its suppliers.

You may download, store, print and copy selected portions of the Site ("Downloaded Content"), provided you:

1. only use the Downloaded Content for your personal, non-commercial, use or to further your business dealings with The IJM;
2. do not publish or post any part of the Downloaded Content on any other website;
3. do not publish or broadcast any part of the Downloaded Content in or on any other media;

Except as expressly stated above, none of the content, design, data, software and underlying source code on the Site may be downloaded, reproduced, republished, linked to, posted, performed, distributed, transmitted, transferred, translated, sold or modified, without the express written permission of the IJM.

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