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Use these databases to find background information on diseases and health topics, the Wakefield study, MMR Vaccine, etc.
General purpose collection of articles detailing different viewpoints on controversial topics.
News and Current Events resource featuring articles on controversial topics.
General purpose collection of articles featuring overviews, histories, and pro and con perspectives on issues in contemporary politics and society. A great atlernative to Wikipedia.
Newspaper collection with many local and national newspapers and news magazines.
News database of hundreds of national publications.
General Reference database that includes general and subject-specific encyclopedias, dictionaries, thesauri, atlases and many other reference materials in the humanities, social sciences, and sciences.
Consumer Health database that includes health encyclopedias, drug information, news, magazines, and evidence based reports aimed at healthcare decision-making.
Watch this video to learn how to search OneSearch more effectively.
Keywords -- or search terms -- are the words you use to search in the library's databases. OneSearch and the library's databases will search for all the words you type into a search box. Instead of searching for a whole sentence or question, you need to break your topic down into keywords. You can mix and match different keywords to find different articles when you search.
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Mix and match different combinations of keywords to get different results when searching. Also, think of similar or related terms you can search for.
Example keyword combinations:
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