To find journal articles in databases use these features of the tools to help you.
EBSCO Discovery Service, EBSCOhost databases, ProQuest
1. Mark full text
2. Mark scholarly/peer reviewed
3. Use a date range to find current articles, such as 5 years
PubMed Central PMC
1. All the articles are full text and scholarly/peer reviewed
2. Mark 5 years as a limiter
This source is full text! Use it to find articles related to health, medicine, human biology, & other life sciences topics.
“Source: National Library of Medicine.”
ProQuest Nursing & Allied Health Source provides users with reliable healthcare information covering nursing, allied health, alternative and complementary medicine.
One of the essential databases to your NCC research experience! Search for your topic here to find articles from scholarly journals, magazines, newspapers and other reference sources. Many articles are full text.
Click on the link above, and then click on health, and you can search all of EBSCOhost's health modules at one time including: Academic Search Elite, Associates Programs Source, CINAHL with full text, Health Source Nursing and Academic Edition, and Master File Premier.
PubMed comprises more than 30 million citations for biomedical literature from MEDLINE, life science journals, and online books. Citations may include links to full-text content from PubMed Central and publisher web sites
This resource is available to everyone for free. You do not need a login to use it.
“Source: National Library of Medicine.”
PLOS stands for the Public Library of Science, and this is an open access source (free to all via the Internet) containing full text of journal articles on all areas of science and medicine.
The following journals make up the PLOS platform:
PLOS One: this online journal has full text original research articles in all areas of science