I don't claim to be careful about maintaining my knowledge of the topics discussed in Zebra Cards. If I see something zebra-related during my regular reading, I rip the article and put the reference on the web site. In a couple cases I've gone further and re-reviewed the literature. Not often.

Here's what I read:

• New England Journal of Medicine
• Lancet   (since spring 1996)
• JAMA
• Journal of the American College of Cardiology
• Mayo Clinic Proceedings
• Archives of Internal Medicine
• Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine
• ACCEL   (American College of Cardiology Extended Learning tapes)

The Annals of Internal Medicine, although a fine publication, simply became too expensive to continue.

The following non-medical magazines on my regular reading list occasionally have some relevance to matters mentioned in Zebra Cards:

• Science News
• Wired   (since 1995)
• Communications of the ACM   (ACM = Association for Computing Machinery)
• Aviation Week and Space Technology

Of the periodicals on these lists, the two I enjoy the most are The Lancet and Wired. You open them up, and you never know where you're going to go!

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