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Watson W. Wise Medical Research Library

MEDLINE and Other Databases

A list of databases by subject is located at
http://library.uthct.edu/dbasesubject.htm

Patient and consumer health information.

Database	Notes
MEDLINE National Library of Medicine Includes Index Medicus, International Nursing Index, and Index to Dental Literature	List of journals indexed in MEDLINE.
O V I D MEDLINE	UTHCT users only. Includes links to MEDLINE Extra (formerly PREMEDLINE), consisting of citations for articles not yet indexed in MEDLINE.
	Free Provides links to full text when available.
NLM Gateway Includes MEDLINE, pre-1966 MEDLINE (OLDMEDLINE), HSTAT (Health Services/Technology Assessment), LocatorPlus (NLM catalog), TOXNET, and other databases	Free
Index-Catalogue of the Library of the Surgeon-General's Office. U.S. Army (1896-1955)	Free Precursor of Index Medicus & Medline
OCLC FirstSearch MEDLINE	TexShare
EBSCO MEDLINE	TexShare
MEDLINEplus MEDLINEplus in Spanish (en Espanol)	Free Includes links to consumer resources, including pamphlets from US government, non-profit organizations, and major providers such as Mayo Clinic, Cleveland Clinic, and the American Academy of Family Physicians.
OLDMEDLINE	Free Pre-1966 references

Academic Search Complete EBSCO (replaces Academic Search Premier)	TexShare Life sciences, social sciences, humanities, education, computer sciences, engineering, language and linguistics, arts & literature, medical sciences, and ethnic studies. References, abstracts, and selected full text articles.
AGELINE AARP NO ACCESS AS OF 2010 -- NOW OWNED BY EBSCO
AGRICOLA National Agricultural Library	Free References to articles and other publications.
AGRICOLA National Agricultural Library	TexShare References to articles and other publications.
AIDSDRUGS	Free
AIDSLINE	Free
AIDSTRIALS	Free
Alt Health Watch EBSCO	TexShare References, abstracts, and selected full text articles oncomplementary, holistic and integrative approaches to health care and wellness.
Business Source Complete EBSCO	TexShare References, abstracts, and selected full text articles.
CancerLit National Cancer Institute	Free
ChemID Chemical identification	Free
Clinical Pharmacology EBSCOhost	TexShare
Clinical Reference Systems	TexShare Patient handouts
ClinicalTrials.gov National Institutes of Health	Free
Cochrane Library Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews Database of Abstracts of Reviews of Effects (DARE) Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials (CENTRAL) The Cochrane Database of Methodology Reviews (Methodology Reviews) Health Technology Assessment Database (HTA) NHS Economic Evaluation Database (NHS EED)	UTHCT users only Meta-analyses for evidence-based medicine.
Computer Source EBSCO	TexShare References, abstracts, and selected full text articles.
DIRLINE	Free Healthcare organization directory
DISCovering Science	Biographies, recent discoveries & encyclopedic information
DISCovering Science	Biographies, recent discoveries & encyclopedic information
EBSCO eBooks	UTHCT users only; searchable database of electronic books
Encyclopedia Britannica	UTHCT users only
ERIC Free	Federal education database.
ERIC EBSCO	TexShare Federal education database.
FirstSearch OCLC	TexShare Search for books, journals, audiovisuals, articles, and web sites worldwide.
Gale Virtual Reference Library	TexShare Reference books.
Google Scholar	Articles, patents, and legal opinions. Includes direct links to full text of articles that UTHSCT has access to.
Health Reference Center Academic	TexShare Patient, consumer, and general interest health information, plus limited professional literature; includes some abstracts and full text. List of journals indexed in Health Reference Center Academic
Health Source: Consumer Edition EBSCO	TexShare References, abstracts, and selected fulll text articles for the patient/consumer.
Health Source: Nursing/Academic EBSCO	TexShare References, abstracts, and selected full text articles for nursing and other medical/health sciences.
HSTAT (NLM Health Services/Technology Assessment)	Free
Information Science & Technology Abstracts EBSCO	TexShare
InfoTrac Newsstand	TexShare
Internet & Personal Computing Abstracts EBSCO	TexShare References, abstracts, and selected full text articles.
JSTOR	UTHCT users only Archive of journals in the arts and sciences.
Legal Collection EBSCO	TexShare References, abstracts, and selected full text articles.
Library, Information Science & Technology Abstracts	TexShare References, abstracts, and selected full text articles.
LocatorPlus National Library of Medicine online catalog	Free Catalog of books, journals, and audiovisuals
Military & Government Collection EBSCO	TexShare
Natural & Alternative Treatments EBSCO	TexShare
NetLibrary	UT users only Wide variety of books on various subjects, both fiction and non-fiction.
Newspaper Source EBSCO	TexShare
NLM Gateway National Library of Medicine	Free MEDLINE/PubMed, OLDMEDLINE, LOCATORplus, AIDS Meetings, HSRProj, and MEDLINEplus, plus links to other NLM resources
PDQ National Cancer Institute Physicians Data Query	Free Cancer treatment and other cancer information
POPLINE Population Information Program, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health	Free Family planning, population law and policy, and primary health care, including maternal/child health in developing countries
Professional Development Collection EBSCO	TexShare
PsycArticles	Full text articles
Psychology & Behavioral Sciences Collection EBSCO	TexShare Includes some full text.
Psycinfo EBSCO Psychology	UTHCT users only Includes some full text.
Religion & Philosophy EBSCO	TexShare
Salud en Espanol EBSCO	TexShare
Science & Technology Collection EBSCO	TexShare
Serials Directory EBSCO	TexShare
Texas Reference Center EBSCO	TexShare
TOPICsearch EBSCO	TexShare Newspaper and news stories; international in scope.
Toxline at ToxNet
Toxnet	Free
HSDB Hazardous Substances Data Bank CCRIS NCI Chemical Carcinogenesis Research Information System IRIS EPA Integrated Risk Information System GENE-TOX EPA Genetic Toxicology/Mutagenicity Data Bank TRI EPA Toxic Releases Inventory CHEMIDPlus DART/ETIC Developmental and Reproductive Toxicology TOXLINE HSDB Structures (2D chemical structures) NCI-3D (2D and 3D chemical info from NCI and MDL) You will be prompted to download free Chime reader software. EMIC Environmental Mutagenesis Information Center
UnCoverWeb	Free searches of 17,000 multidisciplinary journals, plus fee-based current awareness and document delivery.
Vocational and Career Collection EBSCO	TexShare References, abstracts, and selected full text articles.
Web of Science ACCESS CEASED JAN. 31, 2006 Science Citation Index Social Science Citation Index Arts & Humanities Index	UTHCT users only List of journals indexed in Web of Science
Other National Library of Medicine Databases Biomolecule 3D Structures Complete Genomes GenBank DNA Sequences GenBank Protein Sequences	Free via PubMed
U.T. System Digital Library Databases	UTHCT users only

Watson W. Wise Medical Research Library
The University of Texas Health Science Center at Tyler
11937 US Highway 271
Tyler, TX 75708-3154

Phone: (903)877-2865
Fax: (903)877-8839

Last update: March 14, 2013
Questions/comments to: library@uthct.edu

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