To explore the Library’s extensive A to Z list of databases and websites, go to “Library Resources” in our top menu, or under our Core Resources, click on “A-Z Databases”. You can search the list by subject, database type or most popular. Our Library provides a wide variety of resources from publishers, Texas state programs, federal agencies, […]
September is World Suicide Prevention Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness and promoting action to prevent suicide. It’s a vital opportunity to address a critical public health issue that affects our community and beyond. On Wednesday, September 10th, and throughout the month, we encourage you to take a moment to educate yourselves on this […]
Did you know that August is Digestive Paralysis and Gastroparesis Awareness Month? Gastroparesis, sometimes called “stomach paralysis,” is a chronic condition where the stomach muscles work poorly or not at all. This means food moves through the digestive system much more slowly than it should. Symptoms can range from mild to severe and include nausea, […]
August marks National Immunization Awareness Month (NIAM), a time to highlight the importance of vaccines for people of all ages. While our healthcare landscape is constantly evolving, the cornerstone of public health remains the same: understanding and following recommended immunization schedules is vital not only for our personal health but for the well-being of our […]
We are thrilled to announce a new series designed to elevate the research and health literacy skills of our entire community: Knowledge Boosts. This monthly Lunch & Learn series offers bite-sized, 30-minute virtual sessions, providing essential insights to benefit all students, staff, and faculty at our member institutions. Whether you’re a seasoned researcher looking to […]
It’s National Wellness Month, a fantastic opportunity to hit the refresh button and prioritize your well-being! This monthly observance encourages all of us to focus on promoting overall health through key areas like physical fitness, nutrition, mental health, sleep, stress management, and financial wellness. In our busy lives, it’s easy to let our well-being take […]
July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month! While mental well-being is key for everyone, this month the TMC Library is focusing on how someone’s background – including race, ethnicity, gender, and culture – can shape how they see mental health. These factors can also influence where someone turns for support, whether that’s with friends, […]
Roper iPoll provides public opinion data with nearly a million survey/poll questions and responses, including health data. Listed in our A to Z list for a direct link to the Roper database. Log in with OpenAthens to access. Download data for analysis! Check out the Roper tutorial on the home page to learn more! […]
July, 26th is the 35th anniversary of the passing of the American Disabilities Act (ADA). Because of that important piece of legislation, July is Disability Pride Month. Along with commemorating the ADA, Disability Pride Month celebrates people with disabilities and promotes disability culture and visibility. Here are some of the titles, available in our collection, that highlight […]
Try the Updated CINAHL Platform; If you need help searching, ask a librarian at https://askus.library.tmc.edu. See EBSCO’s tutorial to learn about the new interface. […]