Key Databases
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Pink SheetNEW! Sept 23, 2021. News and analysis of the biopharmaceutical industry, updated daily. There are five simultaneous users.
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PubMed (NU customized for full-text access)PubMed is the National Library of Medicine's open-access database, encompassing Medline,a health information clearinghouse of articles from the National Library of Medicine, plus articles deposited by authors and publishers as part of National Institutes of Health funding requirements.
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MedlineAuthoritative biomedical and health articles from 5,600 worldwide journals in 60 languages; also including some nursing, dentistry, veterinary, health policy, pre-clinical sciences. The majority of the publications covered are scholarly journals, a small number of newspapers, magazines and newsletters are included. 1809 - present.
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EmbaseCovers the most important international biomedical literature from 1947 to the present day with more than 32+ million records from 8,200 journals and ‘grey literature’ from over 2.4 million conference abstracts. Embase includes unique non-English content and coverage of the most important types of evidence, such as randomized controlled trials, controlled clinical trials, Cochrane reviews and meta-analyses.
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BioMed CentralAn independent online publishing house; provides immediate free access to the peer-reviewed biological and medical research. Northeastern's membership reduces article-processing charges for Northeastern-affiliated authors who publish with BMC journals.
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International Pharmaceutical AbstractsA comprehensive index to worldwide pharmaceutical literature, with abstracts from over 750 health journals, major pharmacy meetings, and all U.S. state pharmacy journals. Covers biopharmaceutics and pharmacokinetics, new drug delivery systems, pharmacist liability, and legal, political, and ethical issues.
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medRxivmedRxiv is a free onlline archive of complete but unpublished manuscripts in the medical, clinical and related health sciences. med Rxiv facilitates early dissemination of new findings by allowing researchers to share manuscripts before they are peer-reviewed and published in academic journals. Hosted by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory and Yale University.
Clinical Tools
Mobile versions available for AccessMedicine & AccessPharmacy.
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STAT Plus
STAT Plus provides in-depth health, biotech, pharma, policy, AI, and life science coverage and analysis. Coverage includes Wall Street news, policy developments in Washington, early science breakthroughs, clinical trial results, and health care disruption. Access to this resource requires registration with a Northeastern University email address.
Expanded Access to Resources During COVID-19
Publishers have made the following resources available to the NU community temporarily. Northeastern University credentials are required for access.
COVID-19 Key Websites
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Podcasts
FDA Drug Safety Podcasts -- The FDA Drug Safety Podcasts are produced by FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER). They provide emerging safety information about drugs in conjunction with the release of Public Health Advisories and other drug safety issues.
Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society Podcast Series -- audio interviews with leading professionals in the regulatory community on important topics affecting health care products, regulation or the regulatory profession.
Associations
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Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation"A nonprofit organization founded in 1967, is a unique alliance of nearly 6,000 members from around the world united by one mission — to increase the understanding and beneficial use of medical instrumentation through effective standards and educational programs, and publications."
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