When a DOI is long or complex, you may use shortDOIs. Either produce a new shortDOI for a work that has never had one, or retrieve an existing shortDOI.
This index does not provide any fulltext or abstracts of articles. It is a directory to 300,000+ journals and other serials/periodical titles that are held internationally, and provides information such as which titles are refereed/scholarly.
Health on the Net Foundation. - Includes the HONcode Hunt and WRAPIN search features that claim to only bring up reliable health web sites. The HONcode is used to review and accredit web sites. Currently the HONcode is used by over 5,000 accredited websites, covering 72 countries. View the HONcode principles.
Health News Review - Newspaper and magazine health coverage is reviewed and rated on this site. This site is published by Gary Schwitzer who is a professor in the school of journalism at The University of Minnesota.
T.R.I.P. Database (Turning Research Into Practice) UK evidence-based practice research search engine.
Health Compass - Navigating Research Information on Health and Aging. Developed by the American Federation for Aging Research and the Merck Institute of Aging & Health, two non-profit organizations
Guide to Evaluating Health Information on the World Wide Web: PDF Version or Web/HTML Version by the Setting Priorities for Retirement Years (SPRY) Foundation.
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