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COVID-19 Vaccine Informational Guide

The purpose of this libguide is to provide information and resources on the available COVID-19 vaccines.

List of academic databases and search engines to explore for more information

Listing of journals available to conduct research

Retraction Watch

It is important to know that when information regarding COVID-19 and its effects changes it needs to be retracted from published medical articles. Retraction Watch is a great tool to discover which papers regarding COVID-19 have been withdrawn due to changing information.

World Cat Search

World Cat Search is a great tool to search for COVID-19 related information that can be delivered to you via your local library. We recommend using World Cat Search to find open access information regarding COVID-19 research.

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