How do you find reliable news sources? Schewe Library has a variety of news websites and databases you can access. Or, you may just want to try Google first! The activity in the left column will guide you through effective Googling and the column on the right will show you helpful resources on news and health.
Try it for yourself:
How can you find health news related to your group?
There's no shame in asking for help. If you're having trouble finding an article or determing if it's reliable, don't hesitate to reach out to a librarian either in person or through our online services.
Other News and Health Resources:
If you're looking for news articles, the following news sources can help:
These databases and subscription newspapers can also help you find health news.
Searching tip: try using the keywords you made in the left column with the databases.
The New York Times is the world's premier newspaper of record, and this database allows you to read current articles from the paper (and some back issues as well). For a complete and unedited archive of The New York Times articles, please use the Proquest Historical Newspapers: The New York Times database. IC users working on campus may also go directly to www.nytimes.com.
These resources may be particularly useful for finding medical information and verifying claims in news articles, though their focus will be on scholarly articles and studies, not news articles: