Changes to PubMed Full-Text Linking
New and improved method for finding full-text articles from PubMed. Update your bookmarks and your MyNCIB preferences.
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Read ArticleLexicomp App codes for 2015-2016 are here! Send an email from your University of Utah account to ehsl-reference@lists.utah.edu to request app code. Lexicomp is health information content focusing on pharmacology, diagnostic procedures and laboratory tests, natural products, dentistry, infectious diseases, and patient education. Check out our other mobile apps.
Read ArticleWhy create a personal account with tools provided by Eccles Library? Look what you can do in ClinicalKey with your personal account: * Access PDFs * Presentation Maker – select images to create fast presentations. Instructions to create presentations. * Save content (from either search or browse results) * Patient Education materials * Free CME […]
Read ArticleCases Database is a freely accessible and continuously updated tool, developed by BioMed Central, which allows clinicians, researchers, teachers and patients to explore thousands of peer-reviewed medical case reports from multiple journal publishers
Read ArticleUpToDate is now available both on and off campus. Health practitioners are encouraged to register to gain continuing education (CME/CE/CPD ) credit and other benefits. However, users can skip registration and use UpToDate anonymously. NOTE: uptodate.com/online continues to work from devices connected to the university network and does not prompt for user registration. NOTE to Mobile […]
Read Article“A free source of evidence-based information for health care professionals and for researchers studying liver injury associated with prescription and over-the-counter drugs, herbals, and dietary supplements … LIVERTOX also includes a case registry that will enable scientific analysis and better characterization of the clinical patterns of liver injury.” NIH news release.
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