TOXLINE

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TOXLINEToxicology Information Online
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Raw text data that mention BPS or synonyms were acquired from five toxicological databases (CCRIS, DART, TOXLINE, HSDB, and RTECS), and processed in an SQLite3 database.
Linking Bisphenol S to Adverse Outcome Pathways Using a Combined Text Mining and Systems Biology Approach
MEDLINE PubMED EMBASE Global Health CINAHL ToxLine Web of Science
Public perceptions and scientific evidence for perceived harms/risks of community water fluoridation: an examination of online comments pertaining to fluoridation cessation in Calgary in 2011
Once bound to the body, this pervasive toxin can stay for weeks, months and even longer before it is excreted (see the Toxline website, address in sidebar, for more information).
Mercury and your mouth: Dr. Matthew Young gives the good news and bad news about this controversial element
They also missed standard professional sources of information like Toxline. Incomplete information is responsible for the year that a major aircraft manufacturer wasted developing a new product that its competitor had already produced 10 years earlier.
The high cost of not finding information
National Library of Medicine (NLM), a data set referred to as TOXLINE Core by the NLM.
Dialog offers Inspec content, adds to ToxFile. (Content Agreements)
The goal we have all been shooting for is to do something for TOXLINE, NLM's toxicology database, but we haven't gotten started on that yet.
Visualizing online information
The subscription also includes access to a suite of other biologically-related databases including Biology Digest, Conference Papers Index, MEDLINE (10 years), Plant Science, TOXLINE (5 years), the Web Resources Database, and Recent References totaling more than 6.5 million records--all searchable with a single command.
Biological sciences databases in academic libraries
NLM's vast resources are available through its online services, which include MEDLINE, TOXLINE, and CHEMLINE.
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This databank's only fault is that it's habit forming
Many other medical bibliographic databases exist, including EMBASE (a European database), TOXLINE (toxicology references), and PDQ (current cancer treatments).
Personal computer access to MEDLINE: an introduction
The use of data banks containing references of scientific literature (such as MEDLINE, TOXLINE, CANCERLIT, etc.) is the most common example of a central data file which scientists may query without, however, being able to access its raw data directly or enter data of their own.
Sharing scientific data
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