Fast Facts
Over 900 full text journals supported by Medline A&I
Overview
Users in academic libraries can find definitive research information in the Medical Database. This resource is built on abstracts and indexing from the well-known MEDLINE® database, plus over 1,400 publications in full text essential to medical research.
The collection's international coverage with content dating back to 1980 provides a strong, stable foundation for any library wishing to build and expand its clinical and biomedical journal collection with content that covers all major clinical and healthcare disciplines, including cardiovascular diseases, pediatrics, neurology, respiratory diseases, dentistry, anesthesiology, and others. The books, magazines, references/reports, scholarly journals, top journals, and trade publications that comprise the collection are provided by over 240 publishers including Massachusetts Medical Society, Elsevier, Springer, Nature Publishing, and Cambridge University Press. Key titles include The Lancet, The New England Journal of Medicine, and Nature, among others.
- Content Type: Scholarly Journals, Wire Feeds, Magazines, Books, Figures, Newspapers, Other sources, Reports, Trade journals
- MARC Records: Yes
- COUNTER Compliant: Yes
- OpenURL Enabled: Yes
- Athens Enabled: Yes
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