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Nov
01
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The Public Health Digital Library (PHDL) has requested a trial with our e-book vendor (STAT!Ref) to test usefulness of a NEW single title: AAP Pediatric Collections. New title contains/integrates topical information on six trending themes: E-Cigarettes Firearm-Related injuries and Preventions Immunization Strategies and Practices Medical Risks of Marijuana Obesity: Stigma, Trends, and Interventions Opioid Addiction… Read More »
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Oct
30
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Two new Open Access journals added to the PHDL! We have added 2 new journals to the PHDL collection. Both of the journals are published by the American Society for Microbiology (ASM). >mSphere is a multi-disciplinary open-access journal that publishes on a range of fields within the microbial sciences including applied and environmental science, clinical science… Read More »
Posted in: Blog, PHDL Resources
Sep
21
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Having trouble keeping up with the PHDL updates? Tired of trying to figure out which E-books are new and need to be updated? Want updates to populate your website while you are at lunch? Switch to the remote update version of the PHDL! Thanks to the IT specialists at the West Virginia Public Health… Read More »
Posted in: How To, PHDL Resources
Sep
18
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Coverage information has been added to the journal section of the Public Health Digital Library. The Coverage field contains the dates of publication for each journal that is part of the PHDL. This field will help users identify articles that are available as full text for individual journals. The field is available for 204 of the… Read More »
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Jul
17
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The 2018-2019 PHDL contains 71 eBooks and 9 new titles. Each eBook listing includes a searchable description of the eBook. Institute of Medicine reports continue to be part of the collection. New Titles! Nine titles have been added to the collection for 2018-2019: Finding eBooks in the PHDL Collection: Ebook descriptions are searchable… Read More »
Posted in: Blog, Education and Outreach, PHDL Resources