Biomedical Research Resources   Tags: health, medical school student, medicine, physician assistant student  

Whether you are a new PubMed user or want to improve your basic skills, this 50-minute session will prepare you for effective searching for peer-reviewed journal articles. Topics include constructing effective searches, locating the articles through the CCNY Library collection, and setting up alerts to keep up with the research.

Classes will be scheduled by appointment; my contact information can be found on the right hand column.

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Dr. Kinyoun founded in 1887 the Hygienic Laboratory on Staten Island, N. Y., to diagnose cholera, plague, smallpox and other diseases that posed significant threats to public health at the time. In this one-man, one-room laboratory Dr. Kinyoun (1860 to 1919) laid the foundation for what today are 27 institutes and centers of the National Institutes of Health. However, few people recognize Dr. Kinyoun's legendary contributions or the hardships he endured as a result of his work. In a review published in the American Society for Microbiology two NIH researchers Dr. Morens and Dr. Fauci aim to change that. You will find below the citations to the article:

Morens, D. M. and Fauci, A. S. 2012. The Forgotten Forefather: Joseph James Kinyoun and the Founding of the National Institutes of Health. American Society for Microbiology 3(4): e00139-12 Available online at: http://mbio.asm.org/content/3/4/e00139-12.full.pdf+html