The New York Academy of Medicine Library offers a number of online resources, including digitized collections, databases, and finding aids to archival and manuscript collections. Librarians have also assembled resources from across the Web of particular interest to historical, public health, and consumer health researchers.

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Using the Collections

Digital Collections and Exhibits
Digitized materials and exhibits from the Library's rare book room and historical collections.

Archives and Manuscripts
Search or browse the records and finding aids for the Library's archival and manuscript collections.

Databases
A mix of free and subscription resources for in-depth research and article searches.

Recommended Resources 
Librarian-recommended websites that can be used to start your historical, public health, and consumer health research.

Data Sets
Data sets recommended by NYAM librarians that can be used in your public health and related research.

Tips and Tutorials
Tips and tutorials for databases, citation management, and other online resources

Grey Literature Report
The New York Academy of Medicine stopped adding records to the Grey Literature Report at the end of 2016. The report is now no longer available. Many items from the collection continue to be accessible through the Library's online catalog. You can find those materials by using the “Advanced Search” feature and limiting the search results to the Grey Literature collection.