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Alphabetical list of databases
As an Avila student, you have access to a comprehensive list of databases, including:
- Academic Search Premier
- Annual Reviews (Home / Advanced Search)
- Annual Reviews: Clinical Psychology
- Annual Reviews: Ecology, Evolution, and Systematics
- Annual Reviews: Environment and Resources
- Annual Reviews: Genetics
- Annual Reviews: Microbiology
- Annual Reviews: Physical Chemistry
- Annual Reviews: Plant Biology
- Annual Reviews: Psychology
- ArticleReach Direct Catalog
- BioMed Central
- Browzine
- Business Book Summaries
- Business Source Premier
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
- Child Development & Adolescent Studies
- CINAHL Plus with Full Text
- Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ)
- EDGAR
- Education Full-Text
- eMo (Academic Online Books)
- eBook Collection
- ERIC
- Films On Demand
- Films On Demand: FMG Archival Films & Newsreels Collection
- First Search
- Full-Text Finder
- Google Scholar
- Humanities International Complete
- JSTOR
- Kansas Board of Nursing
- Learning Express
- Merck Manuals Online
- Missouri Board of Nursing
- National Institutes of Health (NIH)
- National Institute of Nursing Research
- Nexis Uni
- Population Reference Bureau (PRB)
- Primary Search
- Professional Development Collection
- PsychARTICLES
- Psychology Journals
- Public Library of Science
- PubMed Central
- Regional Business News
- The World Population Data Sheet
- USA.Gov
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