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| Top Resources Search the EBSCOhost databases MEDLINE, CINAHL Plus with Full Text, PsycINFO, & ERIC at one time all from a single interface.  As the preeminent database in medicine, MEDLINE is the best place to start when searching for biomedical literature. More Info 
Citations to drug research, pharmacology, pharmaceutics, pharmacy and toxicology, clinical medicine, public health, occupational health, environmental health rehabilitation and physical therapy, basic biological research relevant to human medicine, alternative medicine; and much more. More Info
A multidisciplinary resource that allows searching of journal articles that cite a particular author or work, thus, fast-forwarding your research. More Info
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| Databases BIOSIS Previews As the top resource for life sciences research, BIOSIS Previews houses citations to journal articles in the biological and biomedical areas. More Info
Contains citations and abstracts for cancer literature in journals, proceedings books, reports and dissertations. Coverage ends October 2002. MEDLINE incorporates the post-2002 citations into its collection. More Info
The CDC is leading federal agency for protecting the health and safety of the people of the United States. Their "spotlights" section includes the latest information on emerging diseases. 
Erie County Health Department Monthly Epidemiology Reports
Provides full-text article and topic reviews. EBMR is an excellent source for evidence based research. More Info
A collection of full-text journals in the medical and health-related fields. More Info
A major source of United States health data from a variety of sources and surveys.
The State of New York's general health information portal. Includes current public health news and threats. More Info
Comprehensively covering the professional and scholarly literature in psychology and psychiatry, PsycINFO is useful for behavioral-related research applicable to public health. More Info
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| Encyclopedias National Organization for Rare Disorders Searches reports written about rare or 'orphan' diseases. 
Provides access to a multitude of full-text medical references and textbooks. 
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