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Intute
www.intute.ac.uk
Intute is a gateway to evaluated, quality Internet resources in animal health,
aimed at students, researchers, academics and practitioners in animal health.
PubMed
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Since July 1997 the National Library of Medicine based in the United States has provided free Internet access to Medline. Many sites now offer Medline access. The Library recommends the official Pubmed site.
Medline (MEDlars onLINE) is a bibliographic database covering the fields of medicine, nursing, dentistry, veterinary medicine, the health care system, and the preclinical sciences. Medline is a massive database of bibliographic citations (e.g., authors, title, and journal reference) and author abstracts from over 3,800 biomedical journals. Medline contains over 9 million records dating back to 1966 and has world-wide coverage, although the majority of citations are in English.
The bibliographic details can be printed off the screen. Ask the Library if you require the full text of the articles.
AnimalScience
www.animalscience.com
This new subscription site replaces the original site. It provides
a searchable, comprehensive animal health and production abstract database with
25-year archive and linkage to full text primary journals in the Ingenta Journals
system.
News, spotlight articles, reviews, conference proceedings, and reference material.
Subject-focused community areas incorporating discussion forums and the facility for uploading documents.
Visitors area with listservs, calendar, bookshop, useful links and much more.
Veterinary Faculty University of Montreal
www.medvet.umontreal.ca
This database is produced by the University of Montreal and offers access to
125 veterinary journal titles and to 50 conference proceedings. It gives bibliographic
details (title, author, journal title etc.) and abstracts to veterinary articles.
Contact the Library if you require full text to the articles
This database differs from Medline as it is specific to veterinary information and offers a focused search for veterinary articles.
N.B. The rest of the University of Montreal site is in French.
British Library Integrated Catalogue
http://catalogue.bl.uk/
This catalogue unites a number of previously separate sources to list over twelve million items in the British Library's outstanding collections.
NetVet
http://netvet.wustl.edu/vmla.htm
If you are interested in receiving electronic communications from professionals
you may like to join a discussion list. E-mails in your choosen subject area
are directed automatically to your PC. NetVet has a comprehensive list of over
one hundred e-mail discussion lists.
Subscribing to a mailing list is simply a question of sending an e-mail to the administrator. Different lists vary in activity so you may wish to restrain the number of lists you initially subscribe to.
