CINAHL, Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health, has a multidisciplinary scope covering nursing, 17 allied health disciplines, biomedicine, consumer health, health sciences librarianship and selected standards of professional practice.

Lists citations to health-related articles reported in the Star Tribune - Newspaper of the Twin Cities [Minneapolis Edition].

MEDLINE includes citations from the fields of medicine, public health, nursing, dentistry, veterinary medicine, and the basic biomedical sciences.

The Libraries’ subscription to this resource allows for 40 users at any one time. If you get a busy signal, please wait a few minutes and try accessing the site again.

MEDLINE is the National Library of Medicine’s bibliographic database/article index that contains over 17 million references to journal articles. Coverage is from 1949 to the present. Over 5200 journals worldwide in over 37 languages are indexed. Covered are basic biomedical research and the clinical sciences, including nursing, dentistry, veterinary medicine, pharmacy, allied health and pre-clinical sciences as well as life sciences that are important to practitioners and researchers â€" biology, environmental science, biophysics, chemistry and plant & animal science. Ovid, a software company specializing in text retrieval applications and search interfaces, provides an easy to use interface for searching MEDLINE.

MedlinePlus has extensive information from the National Institutes of Health and other trusted sources on over 590 diseases and conditions. There are also lists of hospitals and physicians, a medical encyclopedia and dictionaries, health information in Spanish, extensive information on prescription and nonprescription drugs, health information from the media, and links to thousands of clinical trials.

Covers all areas of psychology. Provides bibliographic citations and abstracts to articles from more than 1300 international journals in psychology and related fields. In addition, PsycINFO covers books, book chapters, and dissertations. PsycINFO supports searching cited references.

Primary source of journal article access for the health sciences - the campus version provides full text access to all Medline e-journals subscribed to by the University of Minnesota TC Libraries. Includes Medline and Pre-Medline (articles more recent than found in Medline).

This site includes the AEGIS Daily Briefing - HIV news from around the world, updated hourly. The site allows the user to search Medline, CDC resources, law and reference books, conference proceedings, and other web resources. There is an "Ask the Doc" information service committed to providing unbiased information regarding any facet of the HIV epidemic.

AIDSInfo is a service of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Information about Treatment and Prevention Guidelines, Drugs and Vaccines, and Clinical Trials is provided. There is an HIV/AIDS Education and Resource Center including brochures, factsheets, and resources for patients, health care providers, and researchers. Information about HIV/AIDS is also presented in Spanish.

This site is a service of the Body Health Resource Corporation. Information on HIV/AIDS in more than 550 topic areas is provided including AIDS Basics and Prevention, Just Diagnosed, Treatment, Quality of Life, and Policy and Action. There is a section called "Ask the Experts" where the user can ask experts questions on a variety of topics relating to HIV/AIDS.

Provides organized access to evaluated non-commercial, health-related, Internet-accessible resources. A meta-list of current, authoritative health-related web sites. HealthWeb is a collaborative project of the health sciences libraries of the Greater Midwest Region (GMR) of the National Network of Libraries of Medicine (NN/LM) and those of the Committee for Institutional Cooperation. Currently there are over twenty actively participating member libraries. This project is supported by the National Library of Medicine (NLM) under contract #N01-LM-6-3523 with the University of Illinois at Chicago.

NHIC is an information and referral service that puts health professionals and consumers in touch with those organizations that are best able to provide answers. The Health Information Resources Database includes over 1100 organizations and government offices. Entries include contact information, short abstracts, and information on publications and services. Links are provided to many HIV/AIDS sites.

This service of the National Library of Medicine has treatment information, drug information, and consumer health information links. Links to sites on clinical trials, books, journal articles, and audiovisuals are also included. There is a section of links to other web sites on HIV/AIDS including Spanish language sites.

The World Health Organization’s web site on HIV/AIDS contains sections on WHO and HIV/AIDS, HIV/AIDS Topics, Strategic Information, Facts and Figures, Publications, and a Media Center that includes press releases.

The Office of AIDS Research is located within the Office of the Director of NIH and is responsible for the scientific, budgetary, legislative, and policy elements of the NIH AIDS Research Program. This website includes Recent Releases, NIH Plan for HIV Related Research, Reports from Meetings, Treatment Guidelines, and NIH-AIDS Research Program Evaluation Task Force. Links to other NIH websites are provided.

The Minnesota Department of Health MDH HIV/AIDS Surveillance Reports contain the number and demographic characteristics of HIV and AIDS cases in Minnesota.

This site provides links to CDC publications on incidence and trend statistics, particularly the HIV/AIDS Surveillance Report.

"PAHO’s country profile database functions as the official regional information source on mortality in the Americas." It includes health profiles of forty-four countries in North and South America. The report "AIDS Surveillance in the Americas" contains AIDS incidence and mortality statistics, age and gender, for countries in the Western Hemisphere.

This website is a resource for the incidence and prevalence of AIDS throughout the world, including country by country reports.

The Black AIDS Institute is involved in leading the fight against AIDS among people of African descent. This site has sections on In the News, Latest Headlines, Our Programs, Hot Links, and Facts and Figures.

This is a fact sheet about HIV/AIDS in the Hispanic population. Historical trends and prevention are highlighted.

This site has an overview about Hispanics and AIDS. Links are provided to articles that have more information about HIV-AIDS in the Latino population.

This site has links to HIV/AIDS information in African Americans, Native Americans and Alaska Natives, Asian Americans, and Hispanic/Latino Americans. Links are also provided to information in Spanish, and to MedlinePlus consumer health information.

The National Native American AIDS Prevention Center mission is to stop the spread of HIV and related disease among American Indians, Alaskan Natives, Native Hawaiians, and to improve the quality of life for the people infected and affected by HIV/AIDS. NNAAPC online offers current information on HIV/AIDS, statistics, events, resources, and links to other sites. New information is identified on the home page under "What’s New?".

This site has links to specific resources and programs on HIV/AIDS for Native Americans.

The goal of this site is to contribute to the improvement of the quality of international HIV/AIDS prevention, care, and treatment programs for women and children by increasing access to authoritative HIV/AIDS information. Resources on prevention of mother to child transmission, infant feeding, clinical care of women and children living with HIV infection, and the support of orphans are provided.

This site has listings of worldwide and international HIV/AIDS health organizations as well as listings of HIV/AIDS organizations for specific countries.

This site has a state by state listing of HIV/AIDS organizations. There is also a listing of HIV/AIDS hotlines, state by state.