| Bibliography of Selected Library Resources This “Gay-Lesbian Health Issues” site is a dynamic list of resources intended to aggregate the available resources from the Health Sciences Library of New York Medical College (NYMC). It supports the educational initiative of the College and the activities of the Task Force on Gay and Lesbian Health Care that is chaired by Dr. Jane Petro. Although this initial list is primarily books, it will be supplemented as needed or appropriate with other media and formats. Feedback is encouraged and may be directed to Diana_Cunningham@NYMC.edu or Cheryl_Silver@NYMC.edu Given the scope of this topic, here are some suggested MeSH keywords to consider when using Pubmed, licensed databases, and/or internet-based resources:
Please note that these are all Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) which are determined by the National Library of Medicine; more specific topics may be searched by a keyword. |
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