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CCR Newsletter Subscriber Library

Save papers now. Read them when it suits you.

My Reading List allows CCR Newsletter subscribers to save individual papers from across the website and return to them later. Your list follows your subscriber account across your phone, tablet, work computer and home computer.

How to use My Reading List

There is nothing new to install and no separate account to create. Simply sign in using your existing CCR Newsletter subscriber account.

  1. Sign in to CCR

    Log in using the account connected to your active CCR Newsletter subscription. Reading List controls are activated only for subscribers.

  2. Look for the Save control

    Eligible papers across CCR display ♡ Save beside the citation. Each individual paper can be saved independently.

  3. Save the paper

    Select ♡ Save. The control changes immediately to ♥ Saved, without reloading the page.

  4. Open My Reading List

    Once signed in, select My Reading List from your subscriber menu to see every paper you have saved, with your most recent additions easy to find.

  5. Organise your reading

    Use Unread, Read, Favourite and All to move quickly between the papers in your personal library.

  6. Manage each paper

    Open the paper, mark it as read or unread, add it to your favourites, or remove it. Where available, you can also go directly to the accompanying CCR critique.

What your Reading List looks like

Your saved papers are presented as a clean, private library with simple controls and no unnecessary folders, tags or complicated reference-management features.

CCR Newsletter Subscriber Library
My Reading List

Save papers from anywhere on CCR and return to them on any device.

3 Unread
4 Read
3 Favourite
7 All
Unread Saved 28 August 2026

Spinella. Cold and room-temperature platelets in cardiac surgery: the CHIPS randomized clinical trial. JAMA 2026; epublished August 17th.

Saved from Newsletter 767

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Your saved-paper choices are private to your account. CCR does not view individual reading lists.