Current information and news
Commentary and opinion
general and/or specific information
Scholarly research
Each article type has its strengths and weaknesses depending on your information need.
Use the library's collection of health-specific databases to find articles and other items on your topic.
Biomedical and health sciences articles. This version has been customized for our library so that the Get It @ Bradley link will appear.
Premier collection of nursing and allied health journal articles.
Health-related topics for a general audience.
General interest health information, including prescription drugs, over-the-counter products, & supplements.
Scholarly articles for a range of nursing specialties.
Point-of-care tool and reference resource for physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists and sports medicine professionals.
Additional science-focused and multidisciplinary databases may also be helpful when searching for information on your topic.
Business articles, reports (including market reports), ebooks, and videos, 1984 - present. Replaces ABI/INFORM.
Scholarly articles and other resources for all academic subjects, from 1887-today.
Company information (reports and industry news), legal information (US and international case law, statutes, reviews) and news (US and international newspapers, TV/radio transcripts).
Trials, reviews and guidelines evaluating physiotherapy interventions.
Mostly full history of 70 scholarly journals by the American Psychology Association, APA.
Mostly full history of 70 scholarly journals by the American Psychology Association, APA.
Abstracts and links to articles from journals across multiple disciplines. Extensive coverage of many disciplines from1966-today.
Google Scholar is a popular way to search but the system cannot perform deep searches or consistently provide full-text access. If you do use Google Scholar, make sure your account has Bradley University saved to the library links so that you can use the "Get it @ Bradley" link to access the full text or request the item through interlibrary loan.
Not finding what you want in Google Scholar? Try some of the advanced search features.