Public Health Research Guide: A-Z List of Databases for Public Health

Over 36 million citations for biomedical literature from MEDLINE, life science journals, and ebooks that may link to full text content. Some content is Open Access.

Full text reports from 1991 to present on health, social trends, criminal justice, international affairs, education, the environment, technology, and the economy. Seasoned journalists research and write each 12,000 word report, which includes three pro-con debates, a background and chronology on the topic, an assessment of the current situation, tables and maps, a pro/con debate by representatives of opposing positions, and bibliographies of key sources.

Over 20,000 viewpoints and 19,000 reference articles from all perspectives on the most controversial issues using a variety of sources including journals, primary sources, reference sources, biographies, images, videos, audio recordings, news, magazines, statistics, and websites. Browse by topic in categories such as business and economics, energy and environmentalism, health and medicine, law and politics, society and culture, science, technology, and ethics, and war and diplomacy.

Overviews of controversial topics including background or description of the issue, an argument, and a counter or opposing argument.

Textbooks, the DSM-V, journals, multimedia, and professional development tools from the American Psychiatric Association.

Full text articles, dissertations, and citations from journals published by the American or Canadian Psychological Association.

Full text articles from over 8,900 publications including more than 7,800 peer-reviewed journals. Also contains citations for over 25,000 publications including white papers, reports, conference proceedings, etc.

Searches one, several, or all of the Gale databases simultaneously.

Searches all of the ProQuest databases simultaneously.

Full text reports from 1991 to present on health, social trends, criminal justice, international affairs, education, the environment, technology, and the economy. Seasoned journalists research and write each 12,000 word report, which includes three pro-con debates, a background and chronology on the topic, an assessment of the current situation, tables and maps, a pro/con debate by representatives of opposing positions, and bibliographies of key sources.

Full text articles from over 500 journals, 340 reference books, and 36,000 conference papers on topics such as political theory, international relations, comparative politics, and law. Also includes citations for over 1,700 journals on political science and related subjects.