This guide was created to help you find high-quality sources for your research in FYS: Biology of Aging. Scroll down or use the side navigation to explore various resources.
Interested in more suggested resources? Check out the Biological Sciences guide. Or reach out to Hannah Rozear, our Biology and Global Health librarian, or schedule a Zoom consultation through the Appointment Scheduler.
When researching a recent topic, consider utilizing news sources for up-to-date information. News outlets are particularly useful when scholarly research on your topic is limited. However, exercise caution by critically evaluating bias and authority whenever consuming news.
These databases range from large, interdisciplinary citation databases to health sciences-specific databases. Some databases will provide full-text access links, while others you will need to search for through our website. You can also browse databases by subject, such as health sciences and biology.
Looking for tips on how to search a scholarly database? Check out the Search the Literature section of our literature reviews guide.
Search for journal articles in biomedicine. Citations are from MEDLINE and other medical and life science journals
Search for scholarly literature from a range of disciplines; many articles available through Duke Libraries. Add Duke Libraries under 'Library Links' in your GS settings.
Scholarly journals are your best option for finding high-quality, peer-reviewed literature related to the environmental sciences. Below are a handful of top scholarly journals related broadly to the environmental sciences.
Aging-specific Journals
Broader science/health journals
