June 2009 Vol. 10, No. 3
New Books Expand Texas Heart Institute Resources
Books recently added to the Library and Learning Resource Center's (L&LRC) collection include Congenital Heart Disease in Adults, by Joseph K. Perloff, John S. Child and Jamil Aboulhosn; Endovascular and Hybrid Management of the Thoracic Aorta: A Case-based Approach, by Edward B. Diethrich [et al.]; and Pioneers in Cardiac Surgery, by William S. Stoney. One chapter is about Dr. Cooley. See a list of titles...
PubMed Link for TMC Users
The PubMed link from the Houston Academy of Medicine-Texas Medical Center (HAM-TMC) Library's main webpage now requires you to log in with your username and password. The blue "FIND IT!" button allows you to connect from abstracts to full-text journal articles available in the library's electronic journal collection. Users who do not have usernames and passwords issued by the HAM-TMC Library may access PubMed by clicking on Databases on the HAM-TMC Library's main webpage, then searching for Medline (PubMed). This access method will allow you to search Medline; however, access to full-text journal articles may require you to pay a fee (see cancellation announcement below).
HAM-TMC Library Cancellation Announcement
Because of yearly price increases for subscriptions, and cuts in the Library's funding, the HAM-TMC Library has cancelled many of its journal and database subscriptions. For more information, see the cancellation announcement. See a complete list of the cancelled journals and databases.
"My NCBI" Within PubMed Lets You Share References
PubMed has added some customization options to My NCBI that will make it easier for you to share your publication list (My Bibliography) with others, by using a static URL. In addition, L&LRC staff can now share search results with you by using a single link to a customized reference set. Your personalized collection of citations will be accessible within the PubMed interface. Learn more...
National Institutes of Health (NIH) Wants Your Reference Number!
If you are submitting a grant application, proposal, or progress report to the NIH, the PubMed Central (PMCID) or NIH Manuscript Submission (NIHMSID) reference number must now be included when citing applicable articles that arise from your NIH-funded research. The reference numbers are also suggested for the other entries in your reference list. Instructions for citing papers...
