Nutrition Research Tools

For background and book information use:

• Eccles Library Catalog: Find what Eccles Library owns in electronic and print (along with Utah Health Sciences Library Consortium (UHSLC) libraries.)
• Marriott Library Catalog: Find what Marriott Library and Quinney Law Library own.
• eBooks
  • Access Medicine includes fulltext to books such as "The Metabolic and Molecular Basis of Disease, MMBID."
  • Stat!Ref: provides access to electronic textbooks
• LocatorPlus - NLM's Catalog: a record of materials owned by the National Library of Medicine
• WorldCat: Find items in libraries near you. Free version.

Find articles:

• PubMed MEDLINE - a primary source for journal citations in the health sciences
• AGRICOLA - a bibliographic database consisting of literature citations for journal articles, monographs, proceedings, theses, patents, translations, audiovisual materials, computer software, and technical reports pertaining to all aspects of agriculture
• Biological Sciences Collection - covers literature on biology and applied life sciences from thousands of journals. From CSA.
• Biosis Previews via Web of Science
• CINAHL with EBSCOhost; a source for nursing and allied health literature
• Cochrane Library - a database of evidence-based systematic reviews
• Natural Standard
• Nutrition Abstracts and Reviews - includes international coverage of analytical methods, foods, physiology and biochemistry, human health and nutrition, nutritional disorders and therapeutic nutrition
  
  
  • Selected Online Journals
    • Annual Reviews in Nutrition
    • British Journal of Nutrition
    • Journal of Agricultural & Food Chemistry
    • Journal of Nutrition
    • Nutrition Bulletin
    • Nutrition in Clinical Care
    • Obesity Reviews
    
    
  • Find statistics:
    • CDC Data & Statistics
    • National Center for Health Statistics - the Federal Government's principal vital and health statistics agency.
    • U.S. Census Bureau
    
    
  • A few good websites:
    • Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion - is the focal point within USDA where scientific research is linked with the nutritional needs of the American public
    • Evidence-based Health Care
    • Food and Nutrition Information Center - collects and disseminates information about food and human nutrition from USDA
    • MedlinePlus
    • NIH Office of Dietary Supplements: IBIDS database - a database of published, international, scientific literature on dietary supplements, including vitamins, minerals, and botanicals
    • Nutrition.gov - a portal to online federal government information on nutrition
    
    
  • Helpful tutorials:
    • PubMed MEDLINE Tutorial