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Which database should I use to find articles on my research topic?
Answered By: Danielle Westmark Last Updated: Jul 09, 2025 Views: 510
Answered By: Danielle Westmark
Last Updated: Jul 09, 2025 Views: 510
Literature Databases
The literature databases are a good place to start. Depending on your topic, you have a few of options to choose from:
- PubMed - Biomedical topics, life sciences, behavioral sciences, nursing, allied health, chemical sciences, and bioengineering
- CINAHL - Nursing, Allied Health, and Public Health
- PsycINFO - Psychology
- EMBASE - Pharmacy, Biomedicine, evidence-based
- Scopus - Medicine, social sciences, technology
- ERIC - Education
For a full list of available databases, please visit the library's A-Z resource page.
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