Health Sciences at ASU
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Video (online, streaming)
- Health & Medicine Online Videos (Films on Demand)Titles cover a wide range of topics organized into subject folders. Health topics include: Diseases, Disorders, & Disabilities; Health Care & Treatment; Health Careers; Human Anatomy and Physiology; Nutrition; Personal Health & Wellness; and Public Health. Select Access Only.
- Health Sciences Online Videos (Alexander Street Press)Small collection of available educational videos in nursing, health sciences, and other related fields. Select access only.
- Stanford Health Video LibraryThe Stanford Health Library provides a collection of online videos covering various health topics, including health and society, cancer support, and women's health.
- Anatomy videosThese animated videos show the anatomy of body parts and organ systems and how diseases and conditions affect them.
- JoVe - Journal of Visualized ExperimentsThis web-based, peer-reviewed journal publishes scientific protocols in video format. JoVE coordinates camera crews from around the world to visit research labs and film scientists performing procedures ranging from the basic DNA isolations to multi-step animal surgeries. The journal publishes monthly and each issue features 15 videos.
Images
- Public Health Image LibraryAn organized, universal electronic gateway to CDC's pictures. The content is organized into hierarchical categories of people, places, and science, and is presented as single images, image sets, and multimedia files.
- MedPixResource from the National Library of Medicine (NLM) providing access to "medical images, teaching cases and clinical topics".
- Medical Heritage LibraryHistorical images and digitized content covering over seven centuries of medical practice.
- Medical Images (National Institutes of Health)Large collection of images from the NIH.
Related Guides
- Streaming Video GuideMore information related to streaming video resources.
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