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Veterinary Medicine
ACCESSING FULL TEXT ARTICLES
1. Use LibKey when you are in PubMed and Google Scholar. This does not always work, however.
2. Use the DOI or PMID in the Citation Finder (video demo below) to access full text.
3. If all else fails, email SHERI McCASKILL (sheri.mccaskill@colostate.edu) and we will figure it out.
Thank you for being understanding during this time.
This subject guide highlights general resources for veterinary medicine available at CSU.
It covers how to find and access books (print and electronic) and journals / journal articles (print and electronic). It also covers recommended databases for veterinary medicine, how to search them, and how to access full text.
Find resource guides for veterinary topics and specialties, including board reading lists, go to the Guides page.
Contact the library to submit a suggestion or ask a question!
- Schedule a consultation about a research question, assignment, or project, including journal selection and assessing research impact
- Ask for help finding or accessing an item
- Request that an item be purchased (print and electronic items)
- Suggest a topic for a research guide or workshop that you think would be helpful for CSU students, staff, faculty, and researchers
Newsroom
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Historic Cat Photos (The Atlantic)In honor of International Cat Day (August 8th), The Atlantic posted a series of historic photos from around the world, all featuring cats.
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Colorado Wildfire InformationIncludes information on preparing and recovering from wildfires for livestock owners and horse owners, in addition to wildfire maps and general resources.
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AVMA launches free continuing education (CE) webinarsThe AVMA has launched a Lead & Learn free webinar series available for CE credit. Topics include personal finances, cannabis, and practice models for efficiency and profit.
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Doctor, Your Patient is Waiting. It's a Red Panda (New York Times)Medical students at Harvard take part in an elective with veterinarians, learning about diseases and treatments between animals and humans. (New York Times)
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Why is Dr. Google so popular, and should vets be worried?In this 30-minute presentation, Dr. Zoe Belshaw discusses Dr. Google and Dr. Facebook, how pet owners find information they trust, and how vets can better address their clients' information needs.
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Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) in WildlifeChronic Wasting Disease (CWD) is a disease of the brain that affects deer, elk, and moose and may be on the rise in our state. Colorado Parks and Wildlife has recently convened a new advisory group to deal with the disease, which results show to affect as many as 16% of the animals tested.
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APHIS NewsroomArticles and alerts from the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) at the USDA regarding food and animal health and safety.
Campus Resources
Don't just stop at the library, there are plenty of additional resources and programs on campus to help you achieve your goals.
Data Management (Libraries)
CSU Libraries offers a workshop series called Data and Donuts throughout the school year. Access previous workshop materials or check out these video tutorials on data cleaning, coding, and more.
Communication Workshops & Training (CVMBS)
Visit the Additional Training Courses page to discover and register for workshops in communication skills for communicating with clients and the veterinary team.
Wellness Curriculum (CVMBS)
Visit the Wellness Curriculum page to learn more about the Healer's Art learning modules, Finding Meaning in Veterinary Medicine discussion group, and more.
Feminist Fight Club (CSU Women & Gender Collaborative)
Don't just read the book - join the club! Visit the webpage for more information about CSU's Feminist Fight Club, inspired by Jessica Bennett's book of the same name.
Mental & Emotional Health (CSU Health Network)
Visit CSU Health Network's page for services and support for mental and emotional health at CSU.
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