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To date, DCL has converted over two million pages to the NLM DTD.
Find out more about DCL's conversion to PubMed Central
In 2003, the National Library of Medicine (NLM) created the Journal Archiving and Interchange DTD as a common format for medical journal articles. Used for various different types of journals and books (many of which have nothing to do with medical literature), the NLM DTD provides a useful structure for almost any kind of full-text article. It has been called the de facto standard DTD for full-text publishing.

Developed in response to publishers’ needs, the NLM DTD provides a flexible and well-tested structure that can accommodate many content anomalies without needing to be customized. The NLM DTD is well known and widely used, and it allows for the creation of rich custom metadata.

How DCL can help

DCL will convert your data from any source format to NLM-compliant XML.

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