The Data Rescue Project is available at this link: https://www.datarescueproject.org/
In addition to PubMed and Acland's, NAU students, faculty, and staff at PBC also have access to all library databases at NAU:
​PubMed is a massively comprehensive medical database maintained by the National Library of Medicine at the National Institutes of Health. It covers the entire spectrum of health science subjects as well as healthcare policy, community health, and administration.
It's recommended that scholars and practitioners make use of the complete PubMed platform, which can be accessed at either of the two URLs:
Acland's Atlas of Human Anatomy presents dissections of unembalmed human bodies, allowing access to specific content through indexes and keyword searches. The specimens rotate relative to the camera, giving a three-dimensional view.
Students and employees at PBC have full access to Acland's.
As an integrated facility serving two universities, PBC Library houses physical collections purchased by both Northern Arizona University (NAU) and University of Arizona (UA) to support PBC programs. Students in any PBC program may check out any of our 1,000 items.
Our physical collections are displayed together in UA's online catalog at ahsl.arizona.edu:
Our electronic collections (e-books) are displayed in separate catalogs:
The most comprehensive guide to diagnose and classify mental disorders. The E-book is located in the DSM Library (Psychiatry Online). Access is provided to DSM-5-TR.
PBC Library hosts an extensive collection of advanced, anatomical models available for student and faculty use.
If you'd like to checkout one of the models, please keep in mind:
*UofA models guide by Kelley Howard. For questions, please contact catherine lockmiller.
Acland's Atlas of Human Anatomy presents dissections of unembalmed human bodies, allowing access to specific content through indexes and keyword searches. The specimens rotate relative to the camera, giving a three-dimensional view.
NAU hosts a number of streaming media sites as well as image collections. Other than MEDLINE Plus, all video streaming sites require login with NAU credentials.
In addition to searching each database individually, NAU affiliates can also locate streaming movies (and music) from the search box on the NAU Libraries' homepage: http://nau.edu/library.