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Duane's Ophthalmology Online
Handbooks/Textbooks
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AccessMedicine
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limited to UCB
students, faculty & staff.
Includes the
full text,
graphics, images and illustrations of the most recent editions of
medical
references in internal medicine, cardiology, genetics, pharmacology,
diagnosis
and management, basic sciences, and patient care, and with daily
content
updates.
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Annals
of the New York Academy of Sciences
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limited to UCB
students, faculty & staff.
The ANNALS
ONLINE contains
the full content of each volume in the series, including all figures
and
tables. In addition, the full text is searchable by keyword, and the
cited
references include hyperlinks to Medline and to the full text of many
other
online journals. Online full-text content begins with Volume 837
(Preventive
Strategies for Living in a Chemical World, December 1997).
- CRCnetBase
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limited to UCB
students, faculty & staff.
A selection of
reference
works of the CRC Press is available via CRCnetBASE. The following
reference
works are available (groupwise):
CHEMnetBASE
(a.o. The
Handbook of Chemistry & Physics)
ENGnetBASE
(engineering
science; 140 reference works)
FOODnetBASE
(food science)
ENVIROnetBASE
(environment;
70 reference works)
MATHnetBASE
(mathematics)
NEUROSCIENCEnetBASE
(neuroscience)
STATSnetBASE
(statistics)
- MIT
CogNet
The brain
& cognitive
science community online
- PubMed
Bookshelf
A growing
collection of
textbooks that can be searched or browsed.
- STATRef
- Online
Books Page - Medicine
Links to the
full text
of hundreds of medical books, from Hippocrates to telemedicine.
- Rand
Publications, Health
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