EMBASE.com is a massive database of pharmacological and biomedical literature providing access to over 17 million EMBASE and MEDLINE records taken from over 6,500+ journals from 70+ countries. This indexed database is more useful than Medline as it includes all of the records MEDLINE has indexed plus comprehensive international coverage.
As EMBASE.com is a convenient index of research papers, a method for unrestricted internet access for those serious about the science of the body is provided herein.
Please note that onsite access to this database is available to all who desire to visit their local university library. I am only providing a means to access the database offsite and by doing so I am not providing a password or access to an individual account. Rather I am simply providing a well known University acronym which may be entered upon registering a free account. All major universities have one and they often provide it to all who visit their library.
To create a free full access account:
1. Go to http://embase.com/
2. Click the "Register" link at the top of the page.
3. Fill out the registration form.
4. Enter "univrome" without the quotes as the Subscription Key.
Once subscribed you may login at any time with your username and password. You do not need the above-mentioned subscription key. When you search, the abstracts are available with a full text link. Many full text links require only a subscription to that journal (often free), while others require a pay-per-view fee for access.
Hopefully this information is posted in the proper forum (I am new here) and will be helpful to someone.
As EMBASE.com is a convenient index of research papers, a method for unrestricted internet access for those serious about the science of the body is provided herein.
Please note that onsite access to this database is available to all who desire to visit their local university library. I am only providing a means to access the database offsite and by doing so I am not providing a password or access to an individual account. Rather I am simply providing a well known University acronym which may be entered upon registering a free account. All major universities have one and they often provide it to all who visit their library.
To create a free full access account:
1. Go to http://embase.com/
2. Click the "Register" link at the top of the page.
3. Fill out the registration form.
4. Enter "univrome" without the quotes as the Subscription Key.
Once subscribed you may login at any time with your username and password. You do not need the above-mentioned subscription key. When you search, the abstracts are available with a full text link. Many full text links require only a subscription to that journal (often free), while others require a pay-per-view fee for access.
Hopefully this information is posted in the proper forum (I am new here) and will be helpful to someone.