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May
22
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The PHDL access year began on May 1, 2026, and there are some big changes that will be described in another blog post. In the meantime, two instruction sessions are open for registration that will show the changes and also how to access and use the PHDL resources. With over 500 journals available, both through… Read More »
Posted in: Blog, PHDL Resources, Public Health
Nov
25
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UPDATE: All PHDL Members are invited to join the next general training session on how to use the PHDL. Join us if you are new to the program or would like a refresher. Getting Started with the PHDL Thursday, January 29, 2026, 3:00 ET/ 2:00 CT/ 1:00 MT/ Noon PT/ 11:00 AKT/ 10:00 HT Below… Read More »
Posted in: Blog, CHES Credit, Education and Outreach, NNLM Class, PHDL Resources, Public Health
Aug
26
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In addition to our September 18 Getting Started with the PHDL class, NNLM offers a variety of learning opportunities recognizing National Preparedness Month. Eight programs are scheduled throughout the month, we’ll highlight some here, but see the programs for details and registration… Communicating Across the Gap: Strategies for Disaster Preparedness… Read More »
Posted in: Announcements, CHES Credit, Education and Outreach, NNLM Class, Public Health
Aug
21
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Register for the Getting Started with the PHDL webinar! New classes are on the calendar. The Getting Started… webinar will get you acquainted with using PubMed to search the journal collection, introduce you to additional databases available, and briefly describe the process for accessing materials not available in the PHDL from your partner library. You will… Read More »
Posted in: Announcements, Education and Outreach, How To, PHDL Resources, Public Health
Mar
15
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Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances – known as PFAS1, or “forever chemicals”, are found in everything from firefighting foam to non-stick coatings, as displayed in the infographic. However, the most concerning is PFAS contamination of drinking water, as it is one of the most direct routes for PFAS to get into the body. Several years ago,… Read More »
Posted in: Blog, Environmental Health, NNLM, Public Health