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Negotiations to renew UVM's ScienceDirect contract have failed, as Elsevier has come nowhere close to offering a price we can afford. The UVM Libraries remain committed to obtaining any Elsevier articles you need. Interlibrary Loan will fill without charge every request you send us.
Read on to find upcoming dates and services for the Dana Medical Library, Howe Library, and Silver Special Collections Library.
VisualDx now has several features that allow you to locate images for clinical signs in skin of color.
LILACS is an open access database of scholarly publication in medicine and the health sciences from Latin American and Caribbean countries and is now available to the Dana's medical and health science community. Check it out!
After switching to a new interface this Fall, PubMed will retire its legacy format at the beginning of November.
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The library has several new titles that include subjects like the impact of Coronavirus on the way we live, cancer rehabilitation, sports medicine, and sexual and gender diversity. Check out the full list of Dana's new and updated e-books here.
Available on the Dana website, we have new titles that include subjects like biomechanics, a handbook on local anesthesia, and pain care, as well as e-book updates. Check them out!
As you embark on a new and unusual fall schedule, remember that the Dana Medical Library is here to help you! Dana Medical Library provides services and resources to the medical and health science community, including one-on-one research support. We work closely with professors, and help you find the journals, books, and resources that you will need for your classes.
The Vermont Multilingual Coronavirus Task Force offers a growing number of videos intended to disseminate information regarding Covid19 in the main languages that are spoken in the Burlington, Vermont area. Check out this important resource!
Dana Medical Library now has new e-book titles on Connecting Care for Patients, Communicable Disease Control and Health, and Health Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion, as well as e-book updates. Check out the full list here!
From the Archives: On January 14, 1927, UVM dedicated its new chapel, named for university founder Ira Allen. Funded by benefactor James B. Wilbur and designed by architects McKim, Mead and White, the chapel was big enough to hold all of the student body at that time. The dedication included two recitals featuring the chapel's Welte-Mignon Philharmonic Pipe Organ. #pipeorgans #mckimmeadwhite #uvm #uvmlibraries #librariesofinstagram