Medicine is a wide-ranging subject, and that's reflected in the range and complexity of information resources that are relevant to you. In this guide we'll direct you to the most useful tools, and show you how to make best use of them.
Don't forget that whether you're a student or a member of staff, you're very welcome to contact one of the subject librarians for medicine - we can give you expert advice on anything covered in this guide (and much more).
And finally, if you discover that any of the links don't work, or if you know of any great resources we haven't included, please let us know.
You have access to over 2,000 lectures in the Biomedical and Life Sciences Collection from HSTalks at: https://hstalks.com/biosci/
You will need to be 'on-campus' or connected to the SVE http://www.southampton.ac.uk/isolutions/students/southampton-virtual-environment.page to view them.
A good place to start is the Continuously Updated Textbook of Clinical Medicine. This has clear chapters on a wide range of topics and is updated on a rolling programme over 4 - 5 years.
If you're looking for journal articles, Medline is one of the key databases you'll need. You can see the full list of databases in our Database page.
