Your journal article or book chapter is a summary of major findings and recommendations relevant to your topic or research question. For either project, you describe the literature, and present arguments based on the best available evidence. You can use the databases below as a source for that evidence.
Search scholarly, peer-reviewed literature in the biomedical sciences.
PubMed is a database created by the National Library of Medicine to facilitate searching the biomedical literature. The MEDLINE databases found within PubMed contains journals that have been reviewed by a panel of experts for quality. PubMed also contains PMC, which contains publicly accessible literature that have not necessarily gone through the same review process. Keywords: biomedical sciences, medicine, basic science, molecular biology, genetics, genomics, immunology, kinesiology, neurosciences, neurobiology, nutrition, anatomy, health
Proquest One Academic is a great place to start when researching a topic. The database offers full text access to thousands of academic journals, books, dissertations, newspapers, and videos from across all disciplines.
Search scholarly literature in the sciences, social sciences, and humanities. Web of Science is a terrific place to begin for research in the sciences. Also includes citation analysis tools.
A list of all databases owned by the library that pertain to the medical and biomedical sciences. You will have to select a database from the list, then search in that database for your topic.
Short video with instructions to find photographs, charts, tables, and graphs from a large library of medical images, and add them instantly to a PowerPoint presentation
