-- (U of M Internet ID and password required): Major source of bibliographic and abstract coverage of biomedical journal literature, includes article citations from 4,500 journals.

-- The Bio-Medical Library’s Collection of Article Indexes and Digital Resources

-- A research guide to online information resources as well as print resources in the Bio-Medical Library.

-- 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.

-- A research based institution, the National Institutes of Health web site contains information concerning support and education of researchers and the delivery of health information.

This library serves the areas of dentistry, medicine, nursing, pharmacy, and public health. It is also the location of World Health Organization publications.

-- The Bio-Medical Library’s Reference and Instructional Services department engages faculty, students and staff in the learning, research and service missions of the University of Minnesota by providing broad instructional, reference, research and mediated search services. Our staff provides in-person, telephone, and digital reference assistance, conduct classes, actively partner with AHC professional schools and centers to further their respective missions, and manage the print and electronic collections that serve the AHC, the University and the State.

Reference staff monitor the account periodically during normal business hours (Monday-Friday, 8:00-5:00). Our goal is to send you a response within one business day. If this turn-around time is not fast enough to meet your needs, you may call our reference desk at (612) 626-3260. In-person requests are taken at the Reference desk, 2nd floor Diehl Hall. Email reference questions should be of the "ready-reference" type. e.g. asking for health science related facts, statistics, or citation verifications (maximum of 5 cites).

-- Services available for students, faculty and staff. Including recalling books and journals, librarian-mediated searches, and reference consultations.

The University Libraries’ Digital Library Gateway.