There are many sources available to locate literature. No single database is comprehensive. It is a good idea to look in more than one database as well as in online resources when checking to see if the work you are embarking on has already been done or if your looking for literature to establish the premise of your research.
Here are select resources that may be helpful to get you started, available through the "See Health Databases" Recommended list on the Arizona Health Sciences Library website:
Here are Subject/Disciplinary Specific Databases:
For additional databases see the A- Z Database List.
The library provides a service to obtain the full text of articles that we may not have as a journal subscription. If you are unable to obtain the full text of an article through ahsl.arizona.edu, consider submitting a request.
Health Statistics
Find Health Statistics by Topic- A table of topics and statistics sources, maintained by the Network of the National Library of Medicine.
Search for abstracts presented at conferences to get at the latest research.
Search for ongoing research to see the latest research that is in progress.
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