Radiation Injuries - Information Resources

As Japan struggles to cope with the effects of last week's devastating earthquake and tsunami, the threat of a nuclear event looms. For those affected by the disaster, the National Library of Medicine has activated an Emergency Access Initiative which will give affected health care professionals and libraries free access to full-text articles from 230+ biomedical journals and more than 65 reference books and online databases.

If you are interested in learning more about management of radiation injuries, disaster medicine, or public health response, the USHHS's Radiation Emergency Medical Management is a good place to start for guidance on diagnosis and treatment for health care providers. Additional information is availabe from the following resources in Himmelfarb Library's collection:

Radiation Injuries

Disaster Medicine

Public Health

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Thanks be to the National Library of Medicine for your support of the disaster victims. This is really promising.We hope every thing will be better.
# Posted By Adrian | 3/30/11 9:47 AM
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