If you’re a regular JSTOR user, or if you’re new to the database, the Institution Finder is an easy way to access content available to MSKCC users. Skip to 00:53 in the tutorial above to hear about the Institution Finder feature.
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The month of May is Melanoma/Skin Cancer Detection and Prevention Month! The American Academy of Dermatology sponsors this awareness program and spreads the word of the importance of early detection and prevention of skin cancers by providing helpful information for both consumer and healthcare professional alike at Melanoma Monday.
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The Library has recently added the following ebooks to the collection:
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Advanced Practice Registered Nurse as a Prescriber by Marie Annette Brown (2012). |
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Cancer Management with Chinese Medicine by Rencun Yu & Hai Hong (2012). |
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Jatin Shah’s Head and Neck Surgery and Oncology by Jatin P. Shah. 4th ed. (2012). |
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Oxford Textbook of Palliative Medicine by Derek Doyle. 4th ed. (2012).
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You can access these ebooks through the “Title Search” tab on the Library’s Website.
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Registration is still open for NIH’s final 2012 Regional Seminar on Program Funding and Grants Administration in Washington D.C. from June 20-22. Thirty-five NIH and HHS staff are on hand to share information and educate attendees about the application and review process, as well as clarify and discuss federal regulations and special areas of concern. Additional networking opportunities are also available to those who attend, a group that includes “a mix of grants administrators, new and early stage investigators, researchers, graduate students, and anyone interested in the grants administration process”. Sign up today!
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Within the next two weeks, the Limits page in PubMed will be replaced with a Filters Sidebar which will appear on the left-hand side of the results page. When a filter is selected, it will remain in operation for subsequent searches until it is cleared. Read more
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Whether you’re a healthcare professional or patient, the NIH Clinical Research Trials and You is a helpful resource for finding information on clinical trials.
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