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The Public Health Digital Library journal list for 2018 – 2019 is now available. Here are some of the highlights of journals included in the PHDL. PHDL members have access to 274 active journals, these are the journals for which users have ongoing access. 44 new journal titles have been added to the collection! Many… Read More »
Posted in: Blog, Education and Outreach, PHDL Resources
Jun
28
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The 2018-2019 Resource list for the Public Health Digital library is complete. We have expanded this year’s collection to include more journals, eBooks and 2 new Open Access databases. Titles that were not used or had very low usage have been removed from the collection. Highlights of the 2018 -2019 PHDL include: GreenFile and… Read More »
Posted in: How To, PHDL Resources
Oct
06
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New course starting in November 2017! Discovering TOXNET® We know that some of you use our Toxicology and Environmental Science resources. If you have not had an opportunity yet to search it we also highly recommend the NLM suite of databases focusing on toxicology, known as TOXNET. The course link above is for a 13… Read More »
Posted in: Blog, PHDL Resources, Regional Interest
Sep
19
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The Emergency Access Initiative brings a full-text electronic health information collection to those affected by or assisting the populations affected by Hurricanes Irma and Harvey. The EAI is in effect through October 14 November 14th! 650 biomedical journals and more than 4,000 ebooks have been made available for the current period (ending November 14th) as… Read More »
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Aug
15
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This post updates you on the electronic books in the PHDL collection. It’s a companion to the Know Your Journals 2017-2018 post. The PHDL provides brief descriptions for these titles. The descriptions allow for two things: Descriptions let users evaluate the usefulness of the resource to see if it applies to their research purposes… Read More »
Posted in: Education and Outreach, PHDL Resources