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Log in now to view the Aging & Health Doody’s Special Topics List published on July 1, 2025. Published quarterly with the help of our talented Editorial Board and expert List Selectors, we hope Doody’s Special Topics Lists will aid in your collection development efforts. Log in today to learn more and view each list.

Doody's Core Titles 2025 available April 15

Doody’s Core Titles 2025 published on April 15, 2025. The 22nd edition of the most critical collection development tool in the health sciences features 2,436 unique titles selected in 126 unique specialties, including new areas: Osteopathic Medicine and Health Humanities.

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The Case of the Charming Clinician: An Instructional Health-Misinformation-Themed Escape Room

Kelsey Cowles, MLIS
Rachel Suppok, MLIS
Rebekah Miller, MLIS
Research & Instruction Librarians

Sera Thornton, PhD
Instructional Design Lead

Health Sciences Library System
University of Pittsburgh

Introduction & Background

In our roles as instruction librarians at the Health Sciences Library System (HSLS) at the University of Pittsburgh, we have seen an increasing need for educating both students and the general public in identifying and confronting health misinformation and have taken steps to meet that need (Cowles et al., 2024).

In 2022, for example, we began to run an escape room created by the University of Washington Center for an Informed Public called “The Euphorigen Investigation,” (The University of Washington Center for an Informed Public, n.d.) both at public libraries and on campus. Escape rooms are not only fun, but they have also proven successful in library instruction (Crowe & Sclippa, 2020)…

National Academies Press

Blueprint for a National Prevention Infrastructure for Mental, Emotional, and Behavioral Disorders

Author: National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine

Mental, emotional, and behavioral (MEB) disorders, including mental illness and substance use disorders, affect every U.S. population group, community, and neighborhood. Existing infrastructure focuses more on responding to MEB crises, through treatment and recovery, rather than preventing them through evidence-based policy approaches and programs. Prevention services that do exist are ...

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