Encyclopedias offer great introductions to diseases like diabetes.
Diabetes Risk Factors: Page from the Medical Encyclopedia provided online by the National Library of Medicine. If you're not familiar with risk factors for diabetes, look through this list.
As with any website, verify that the source and the content is reliable.
Boolean searching using the connectors AND, OR, NOT
CINAHL
Guide to journals published in public health, nursing and nutrition journals from 1937-present.
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See an article that looks interesting? Click the article title hyperlink for more information
Under each citation (description of an article)
Journal Finder Guide to Jackson Library subscriptions to journals, magazines, newspapers, and other periodicals. Use Journal Finder by opening it from the library home page and typing a journal name OR by following a Check for full text link from within a database.
Search by JOURNAL TITLE (American Journal of Public Health). Do NOT search by:
Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, 5th ed., 2001.
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Lea Leininger
Public Health Librarian