The New PubMed Is Here!
As announced in a previous post, the new version of PubMed is now live and will be the default interface when you want to search the biomedical literature using PubMed. The legacy version of PubMed will run in parallel with…
As announced in a previous post, the new version of PubMed is now live and will be the default interface when you want to search the biomedical literature using PubMed. The legacy version of PubMed will run in parallel with…
“The world will little note, nor long remember what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here. It is for us the living, rather, to be dedicated here to the unfinished work which they who fought…
From Historical Collections & Archives: One of the smallest publication collections housed in the Historical Collections and Archives is The Medical Collegian. There are only six issues in the record group RG19.16: Medical Collegian and very little is known about…
From Special Collections & Institutional Archives: Our institutional archives at Reese Library hold records related to the Pamplin College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences. Within that collection (IA.01.001.002) are papers written for the classes of prolific historian Dr. Edward…
Due to the current health emergency in the U.S. and the sudden shift of classes to the online environment, the Health Sciences campus has obtained free trial access to several resources by Wolters Kluwer (OVID). These resources are multi-disciplinary to…
Due to the current COVID-19 guidance from the University System of Georgia, the University Libraries are physically closed and staff will be teleworking. We will continue to have professional staff available online during regular university business hours (M-F 8am-5pm). There…
Recently more photographs were added to the Historical Images of the Health Sciences Campus collection in Scholarly Commons, Augusta University’s institutional repository. It is often thought-provoking when looking at photographs from the past, including photographs of buildings that are no…
Click Augustus to play a fun game about Fair Use! This game was created in collaboration with Jeff Mastromonico, Director of Technology Advancement, Center for Instructional Innovation. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs (CC BY-NC-ND), which means…
From Special Collections & Institutional Archives: In celebration of Black History Month here at Reese Library, I’ve chosen to highlight the finding aid for the Richmond County slave records (1819-1847). It is a fully processed finding aid, and currently being…
In response to the recent Coronavirus outbreak, the Greenblatt Library recommends the following information and resource pages. Click on the link below to implement a PubMED search strategy 2019-nCoV[All Fields] OR (wuhan[tiab] AND coronavirus[tiab] UpToDate–Topics by Specialty The National Library…