The Eurekah Bioscience Database has changed its name to the Madame Curie Bioscience Database.
The Medical Library is offering a trial through Feb. 28th to Nature SciBX (Science-Business eXchange), a weekly publication providing analysis of the scientific content and commercial potential of translational research papers from the life science literature.
The popular “Essentials” version of Epocrates is now available for the iPhone and iPodTouch. This adds disease, ID and lab modules to the free EpocratesRx drug database. This premium content can be added to the free Epocrates Rx product - already available through the Apple Apps Store - by purchasing a subscription from Epocrates. Yale faculty, residents and […]
We are pleased to inform you that access is now available to the SAGE Journals Archive Collection. The purchase was funded by several campus libraries including the Historical Medical and Nursing Libraries, and provides access back to volume 1 for 353 SAGE journals. Among the journals with […]
The Library will be open from 10:00am - 8:00pm on Monday January 19, 2009. Circulation services only.
The exhibit is from Tejaswini More, a medical student at Yale. “This exhibit has been inspired by the classic Indian childhood pastime of kite fighting and by the great traditional Indian kite festival know as Makar Sankranti, which falls on January 14th of every year.
Take a moment to try PubMed’s new Advanced Search. You can find the Advanced Search link right next to the query box.
It is important to become familiar with PubMed’s Advanced Search because in the very near future the tabs for Limits, Preview/Index, History, Clipboard, and Details will be removed from the basic PubMed pages. […]
The National Library of Medicine summarizes the MEDLINE year-end processing data changes in this Technical Bulletin article. These changes are now reflected in PubMed. Questions? Contact Jan Glover.
