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NLM Spotlight: AIDSinfo Redesign
AIDSinfo is your one-stop shop for information from the U.S. federal government on HIV/AIDS treatment, prevention, and research. The site features federally approved practice guidelines, health education materials, FDA-approved and investigational drugs, and a clinical trial search tool. A new web design was launched on April 15th. The major enhancements to the site include: Patient […]
Apr 24, 2017
NLM Spotlight: Community Health Maps Blog
The Community Health Maps Blog provides information about affordable Geographic Information Systems (GIS) mapping tools for use in collecting and visualizing public health trends through maps and spatial data. The blog is geared towards community-based organizations engaged in collecting information about the health of their communities. Since many community organizations may not have the resources […]
Mar 20, 2017
NLM Spotlight: New History of Medicine Online Exhibitions
The National Library of Medicine creates online exhibitions and education resources to enhance awareness of its history of medicine collection. Two new exhibitions were recently released. Physician Assistants: Collaboration and Care describes how the physician assistant profession developed and continues to evolve today. It features stories of PAs in communities around the world, as well […]
Jan 9, 2017
NLM Spotlight: Profiles in Science
Profiles in Science is an online archive of collections celebrating leaders in biomedical research and public health from the 20th century. The collections include books, journals, pamphlets, diaries, letters, photographs, audio recordings, videos, and more. The collections are organized into three categories: Biomedical Research: materials related to the study of biological processes at the molecular […]
Dec 5, 2016
NLM Spotlight: ToxTutor Tutorial
Are you looking to explore the basic principles of toxicology? Then the National Library of Medicine (NLM) has a resource for you! NLM just updated its online tutorial, ToxTutor. This tutorial is self-paced, and uses plain language and illustrations to provide a basic understanding of toxicology. The topics covered include dose and dose response, toxic […]
Oct 31, 2016
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