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Drug Target Insights Added to Gale InfoTrac Custom Journals

Posted Mon, Sep, 24,2012

Libertas is pleased to announce that Drug Target Insights has now been added to Gale's InfoTrac Custom Journals database.

GALE operates more than 600 databases, including the popular InfoTrac and General Reference series. The Michigan based company is popular with authors working in the USA, so inclusion of Drug Target Insights in GALE's InfoTrac Custom Journals will increase article visibility in North America.

In addition to it's American popularity, GALE has offices in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia, Australia, New Zealand and Latin America. Libertas' partnership with GALE will provide a further strengthening of the already substantial visibility achieved by Drug Target Insights, and make articles published in the journal accessible to an even larger audience around the world.

To see where else the journal is indexed, visit the Drug Target Insights homepage

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