DXplain: A Clinical Reference/Decision Support Tool
DXplain is an intelligent, interactive textbook on medical diagnosis available from the Massachusetts General Hospital. Enter a patient description and DXplain generates a list of diagnoses.
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EndNote® Web: Available Free to NIH Staff
EndNote Web is a web-based reference management tool that provides many features of traditional EndNote® (see the comparison chart on the EndNote Web website). As an NIH staff member, you have free access to EndNote Web through Web of Science®, one of the NIH Library databases. Registration is required.
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PubMed®: Keep Up to Date
If you search PubMed, you may find it useful to stay informed of changes in content and search features. Two resources to consult are PubMed New and Noteworthy and the NLM Technical Bulletin.
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WorldCat®: Search for Books and Journals in Other Libraries
Using WorldCat you can search the collections of the NIH Library, the National Library of Medicine, and thousands of libraries around the world.
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Scopus™: Set Up RSS Feeds for Authors
Scopus is an interdisciplinary database that provides access to articles in more than 16,000 journals. With the Scopus Author Preview feature, you can monitor new publications of specific authors.
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Web of Science®: Use Citation Maps to Visualize Citation Connections
Discover the relationships among citations in the Web of Science, an interdisciplinary database with coverage from 1900 to the present. View a map, instead of a list, of articles that cite your target article.
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Who's Who® on the Web: Find Biographical Information
Who's Who provides factual profiles of more than 1.4 million individuals in science and technology, government, business, the arts, sports, and entertainment.
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IEEE Conference Proceedings: Now Available
IEEE, the major professional association devoted to the advancement of technology, includes coverage of biomedical engineering, computer science, genetic engineering, and bioinformatics. Selected IEEE conference proceedings are available through the NIH Library website.
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For additional information about these resources, contact Reference & Information Services (301-496-1080, nihlibrary@nih.gov).