In 2019, Recovery International, an 80-year-old nonprofit organization focused on mental health, donated early organizational records and the personal papers of its founder, Dr. Abraham Low, to the University of Illinois Chicago’s Special…
UIC Library Special Collections Graduate Student Fellowships have been awarded to two UIC scholars. Fellowships are open to UIC students who are enrolled in a graduate degree program and conducting research in subject…
VisualDx is clinical decision support system software for health practitioners. The database covers 3,200 medical diagnoses represented by 45,000 of the best medical images and 3,700 Sympticons™ (exclusive VisualDx technology) to visually represent diseases, symptoms…
The UIC Library observes intersession and holiday hours and reduced service days from the end of fall semester to the beginning of spring semester. Hours vary by location; check the hours page for…
Landes Bioscience is a foremost publisher in bioscience and biomedicine; in Madame Curie Bioscience, they have collected every chapter from 300 books, with new chapters added as they are published. You can search…
Michael Carroll, professor of law and director of the Program on Information Justice and Intellectual Property at American University’s Washington College of Law, presents the UIC Library’s Nakata Lecture on Thursday, April 22,…
Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database was released in September 1999. It was created to provide highly scientific, reliable data about natural medicines. The Database integrates professional, evidence-based sections with patient-education handouts that health care…
You can do a quick journals search by typing a keyword, author, or title in the Articles tab on the Library’s home page. This tab changes on April 1, 2010, when the “search”…
Social activist Doug Dobmeyer, a long-time Chicago advocate for the homeless, has donated his professional papers to the University of Illinois at Chicago Library. As a communications consultant, Dobmeyer works with nonprofit organizations…
