Fall 2020!
Quick links to: PubMed CINAHL PsycINFO SPORTDiscus Web of Science Google Scholar
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Additional pages in this guide
Getting Full Text!
Our Find@ASU button in our article databases takes you to electronic full text, if we have it.
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Video -- Click on Find@ASU4 minute video
Still not getting full text? Many full text articles are available for free in some form. If you have a distinct article title or a DOI, try a quick search in Google Scholar (and Google). We also have ILLiad to get articles from other libraries. NEW -- Try Unpaywall.
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UnpaywallI've been happy with this, a button that turns green when it detects free access.. Add it to your browser: Chrome, Firefox, and probably Safari.
Best databases for Nutrition research
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PubMedPubMed is the free Web version of the MEDLINE database. PubMed provides slightly more current and more comprehensive coverage than MEDLINE.
More useful databases
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ScienceDirectThe Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics is full text in this database. Science Direct includes several good journals, but most of the top journals (see attached Journals page) are not there.
Evidence-Based Practice Databases
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Evidence Analysis Library -- Academy of Nutrition and DieteticsNeed to be a member of AND for full access
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Nutrition Evidence Systematic ReviewUS Department of Agriculture
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Cochrane Collection PlusNot too useful for Nutrition, but worth a mention. The Cochrane Library provides systematic reviews of the effects of healthcare interventions. This set of databases also includes CENTRAL, a collection of trials.
Contact -- John Wiswell
John Wiswell 
Health Sciences Librarian
wiswellj@appstate.edu
Available for students, faculty, and staff.
ADA's Nutrition Care Manuals
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Pediatric Nutrition Care Manual byCall Number: OnlinePublication Date: 2010-2012Limit: 5 concurrent users
MedDRA
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MedDRAContact John Wiswell (wiswellj@appstate.edu) for access.
A medical terminology used to classify adverse event information associated with the use of biopharmaceuticals and other medical products (e.g., medical devices and vaccines). Coding these data to a standard set of MedDRA terms allows health authorities and the biopharmaceutical industry to more readily exchange and analyze data related to the safe use of medical products.