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  • CANCERLIT A Best Bet database
    Indexes cancer literature from sources such as biomedical journals, proceedings, books, reports, and doctoral theses. 1960s-current.
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  • PDQ - Physician Data Query A Best Bet database
    Full text cancer information summaries, clinical trial information, and directories of people and organizations that provide cancer care. current.
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  • PubMed A Best Bet database
    Scholarly journal articles about health and medicine, nursing, audiology, and biology. Includes entire MEDLINE via EBSCO database plus more than 1 million additional life sciences article citations that are not in MEDLINE via EBSCO. 1950s-current.
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    • Medline via PubMed
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  • Scopus
    Scholarly journal articles with a heavy emphasis on science topics. A great database for high quality scholarly articles on any topic. International scope. Excellent for citation searching. 1996-present for citation searching; 1966 to present for general searching.
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  • SEER
    Cancer incidence and survival data from 11 population-based cancer registries and three supplemental registries. Total coverage is approximately 26 percent of the U.S. population. 1973-present (varies by state).
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  • TOXNET (Toxicology Data Network) A Best Bet database
    Scientific articles, factual information, and data on toxicology, hazardous chemicals, environmental health, and toxic releases. 1966-current.
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  • Web of Science
    Scholarly journal articles in the sciences, social sciences, arts & humanities. A great database for high quality scholarly articles on any topic. Excellent for citation searching. 1994- present.
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