Biomedical

The old Eskind website is now no longer in use. If you have any questions about the new website please contact us. Ask a Librarian: goo.gl/HjqybC… Read More

  Mildred Stahlman, M.D. 1958 September is Neonatal Intensive Care Month, always an appropriate time to honor the contributions of Mildred Stahlman, M.D., who pioneered the use of artificial respiration on infant lungs. Dr. Stahlman, who graduated from Vanderbilt medical school in 1946, was awarded a National Institute of… Read More

New from NCBI – Find, Browse, and Follow Biomedical Literature with PubMed Journals, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/labs/journals/. This new feature from the National Center for Biotechnology Information allows users to find, follow, and browse your favorite journals.  There are also journal news feeds to keep users up-to-date. Following a journal requires an… Read More

If you’ve been following coverage of the Olympics, you’ve probably heard about cupping therapy. The use of cupping is found in ancient Egypt as well as in the Islamic world and Western traditions. It is still used in traditional Chinese medicine.  Dry cupping involves placing cups on the… Read More

A new tool, called SIPX, will help streamline the copyright clearance process. Integrated with Blackboard, SIPIX draws in all types of content and data, including library-licensed content and open-access materials. The library will host SIPX training for faculty and staff from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. on July 26, 27 and… Read More