TUC Library has put together a collection of proprietary and free databases to help you meet your information needs. These databases are listed alphabetically below. You can use the filters or the search bar to quickly locate the databases for your particular research needs.
HOW TO USE THE FILTERS
You can apply filters to locate databases for specific subjects or database types by choosing from the respective dropdown menus. Please note that after selecting an initial filter, any subsequent filters you choose will filter your current results, not the entire A-Z List. For example, if you first select the subject filter "Medicine" you will get a list of all the databases on the list that provide information and resources for topics in medicine. If you then apply a type filter of "eBooks", your results will be for databases that have the assigned subject of "medicine" and the assigned type of "eBooks", providing you with a list of the databases that have eBooks on medicine. To remove filters, click the "Clear Filters/Browse All Databases" button, which appears after a filter is in place.
LOCATING FREE RESOURCES
To locate resources freely available to the public, select the "Free Resources" filter on the "All Database Types " dropdown menu.
OFF CAMPUS ACCESS
You will need to sign into TouroOne for off-campus access to all databases not indicated as "Free Resources." Please contact TUC Library, our Electronic Resources Librarian, if you encounter access issues with any of the following databases.
Also, explore our RESEARCH GUIDES to see the databases that are most relevant to a particular subject area in your program, and to find other materials and tools to help you with your program-specific course work.
ClinicalKey delivers all of Elsevier's content from medical, surgical, pharmaceutical, patient education and more into one dynamic resource. ClinicalKey provides access to over 900 books and 500 journals, 1,400 topic pages, thousands of videos and millions of images.
Covidence is a web-based tool that will help you through the process of screening your references, data extraction, and keeping track of your work. It is particularly useful for researchers conducting a systematic review, meta-analysis or clinical guideline.
FIRST TIME USERS: contact tuc.library@touro.edu for account registration.
A comprehensive international biomedical literature database, with articles from 1947 and on, this resource has over 32 million (yes, MILLION!) records. These records include conference abstracts; drug, disease, and medical device data; 2,900 unique journals; and includes MEDLINE titles. Tools to help with your research include a PICO search page, in-depth indexing to create highly targeted searches, journal searching, and more.
Lexicomp is a provider of drug information and clinical content for the healthcare industry. Lexicomp provides tools necessary to help improve patient safety, ensure compliance, and elevate the quality of care patients receive.
*Information on the PubMed site may not be up to date due to the lapse in government funding - 10/1/2025*
A service of the National Library of Medicine, PubMed provides access to over 12 million MEDLINE citations back to the mid-1960's. PubMed is the first database to search when looking for biomedical and life science journal articles, clinical trials, reviews, and more. LINKOUT provides direct links to TUC's collection of journals for accessing articles directly.
The largest abstract and citation database containing both peer-reviewed research literature and quality web sources from around the world. Scopus offers smart tools to track, analyze, and visualize research. It is a comprehensive resource to support research needs across all disciplines.
Provides topic reviews that include a synthesis of the literature, the latest evidence, and specific recommendations for patient care. UpToDate is used to answer questions quickly, increase your clinical knowledge, check for changes to drug monographs, and improve patient care.
PLEASE NOTE: UpToDate requires you to register for an account from within the TUC network. This account can also be used for accessing the UpToDate mobile app. Please note: your UpToDate account will expire after 90 days of inactivity. If this occurs, you can simply re-register to restore access, by logging into UTD from the UTD links provided by the Library, which will allow UTD to recognize you as a TUC affiliate.
Visible Body Suite includes over 20K visual assets and 3D models, including gross anatomy, virtual cadavers, muscle/bone/nerve specialty models, general physiology, and pathology. Web browser access is available without creating an account. To register an account to use the mobile app, see instructions in the FAQ page: https://tu.libanswers.com/faq/426263. If you need assistance registering for the mobile app, please contact the Electronic Resources Library at acastro13@touro.edu.
New / Trial Databases
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The following databases are newly acquired or being evaluated for a future subscription.
*Sign up for a free account to access the NCCN Guidelines Navigator*
The National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) is a non-profit alliance of more than 33 cancer centers devoted to patient care, research, and education. The site includes all the Clinical Practice Guidelines in Oncology which are browsable by cancer type, detection/prevention/risk reduction, supportive care, and specific population. The site also has the NCCN Compendia and resources for patients, education, research, and business and policy.
Please contact Electronic Resources Librarian at acastro13@touro.edu if you need assistance with creating your NCCN account.
