The Best Website to Download Free Medical Literature!

[Miociti91]

Hi there!
As any of you may know, finding a neat way of downloading free PDF medical books sometimes turn up to be very hard, and most of websites are full of ads, surveys etc. Do you know any website that has it all, and it's free of ads and surveys. It's doesn't have to be free at all, I mean I'd be ready to donate just to have one place that has all the literature we need. Thanks in advance!

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[bashwell]

Hi there!
As any of you may know, finding a neat way of downloading free PDF medical books sometimes turn up to be very hard, and most of websites are full of ads, surveys etc. Do you know any website that has it all, and it's free of ads and surveys. It's doesn't have to be free at all, I mean I'd be ready to donate just to have one place that has all the literature we need. Thanks in advance!

I assume you mean free legal PDF medical books?

What kind of free medical books you're looking for? Do you mean basic sciences like pathophysiology, pharm, etc.? Or how to read an EKG or read a CXR? Or specialty books like IM?

 

[Miociti91]

I assume you mean free legal PDF medical books?

What kind of free medical books you're looking for? Do you mean basic sciences like pathophysiology, pharm, etc.? Or how to read an EKG or read a CXR? Or specialty books like IM?

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[Psai]

Your school library should have a subscription service

 

[Miociti91]

Your school library should have a subscription service

Things work a little bit differently in my hometown unfortunately
I mean we have to find on our own such services, I hope you understand me

 

[Mad Jack]

Things work a little bit differently in my hometown unfortunately
I mean we have to find on our own such services, I hope you understand me

Are you from outside of the US? Every US medical school that I've talked with students from about the issue has a subscription service of some sort.

Regardless, SDN is not the sort of place where we condone piracy. If you ask around, your classmates might have some, uh, *resources* that they've gotten through some means or another, but other than that, I've really got no idea where you'd get free books from because I've really never needed any my school didn't offer (aside from FA, which I just bought outright).

 

[Miociti91]

Are you from outside of the US? Every US medical school that I've talked with students from about the issue has a subscription service of some sort.

Regardless, SDN is not the sort of place where we condone piracy. If you ask around, your classmates might have some, uh, *resources* that they've gotten through some means or another, but other than that, I've really got no idea where you'd get free books from because I've really never needed any my school didn't offer (aside from FA, which I just bought outright).

I live far away from USA my friend

 

[Mad Jack]

I live far away from USA my friend

Unfortunately no one here can help, care of those copyright law things and the SDN TOS. Try reaching out to your class some, they might have insight on free materials or international versions of certain textbooks that are dirt cheap.

 

[Miociti91]

Unfortunately no one here can help, care of those copyright law things and the SDN TOS. Try reaching out to your class some, they might have insight on free materials or international versions of certain textbooks that are dirt cheap.

Yes absolutely, I am looking for legal resources otherwise I wouldn't ask for such a thing in here.

 

[bashwell]

More about family medicine

Yes absolutely, I am looking for legal resources otherwise I wouldn't ask for such a thing in here.

The AAFP has free board review questions for members and I think they allow med students to sign up for free (or at least they used to). See here.