Health Info and Data: NLM Releases Redesigned and Mobile Optimized Version of AIDSource

From the National Library of Medicine:

The National Library of Medicine’s Web portal for HIV/AIDS information has been redesigned and given a new name. The new Web site, AIDSource, offers access to a comprehensive collection of HIV/AIDS-related information resources that are reviewed and selected by expert information specialists and librarians.
Visitors to AIDSource will now be able to view the Web site content on their mobile device. The Web site is now automatically optimized for display across all device types, including desktop computers, tablets, and smartphones. The new design of the Web site was constructed by user feedback received through a Web site survey in 2014. In addition to responsive design, the new AIDSource design also includes the following new features:
Addition of a slider feature that highlights resources of interest
Addition of images for topics
Improvements in Web site navigation, including a menu on all pages of the Web site that provides access to all topic areas
The mission of AIDSource is to serve as a reliable source for access to HIV/AIDS-related information from federal and non-federal sources. Resources included on the AIDSource Web site are organized by both topic of interest and audience, and information is available in English and Spanish.

Direct to AIDSource
See Also: U.S. Census Bureau’s HIV/AIDS Surveillance Data Base Updated With New Data For 120 Countries (September 24, 2015)

Filed under: Data Files, Libraries, National Libraries, News