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Access World News is a comprehensive resource that includes a variety of news publications worldwide. These sources include major national and international newspapers, as well as local and regional titles as well as newswires, blogs, web-only content, videos, journals, magazines, transcripts and more. Access World News is updated daily. This database combines news articles from more than 13,000 sources and over 200 countries. Much of the material in non-English languages has been translated into English, but a significant amount of material is presented in the original language.
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IBISWorld is a robust database of research, analysis, and risk information on over 1,480 US industries. IBISWorld Industry Reports are written at the level where companies operate. Our subscription includes access to 700 US NAICS Industry Reports with Industry Segment Benchmarking Chapter; 700 US NAICS iExpert Reports; 850+ US Specialized Industry Reports; 850+ US Specialized iExpert Summaries; Industry Specific Benchmarking Information on over 5000 Private and Public Companies, and 200+ US Business Environment Profiles. If you have any questions about using this database or experience an issue with accessing or downloading reports, please see librarian Alan Witt (witt@geneseo.edu or https://library.geneseo.edu/research-help)
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Alternate Name(s): Public Health Archives; Public Health in Modern America
Public Health in Modern America, 1890-1970 examines the history of public health and the policy debates that ensued in the delivery of services at the national, state, and local levels during pivotal times in history. The collection includes unpublished reports, correspondence, ephemera, pamphlets, grey literature, and more. The collection is relevant to research in the fields of American history, American studies, health policy, history of science, medical history, public health studies, sociology, political science, psychology, health care, health systems, and economics.
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