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 Users signed up to OrthoEvidence can set up their updates so that they get the latest summarized, critically appraised, evidence straight to their inbox. You can select which updates you would like

Log in to OrthoEvidence and hover over the account icon. Then select the Newsletter option from the options presented.

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You’ll be able to see the list of newsletters available to you. Toggle on the ones that you want to receive. You can select more than one. Click Save Changes when you’re finished.

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