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Coronavirus (COVID-19): Home

Links to select resources, with focus on governmental sources

Source: Johns Hopkins (10/19/20)

(Screen captures from 3/10/20- available here and here)

Research Help

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Kelly L. Smith
Contact:
UC San Diego Library
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La Jolla, CA 92093-0175
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k5smith@ucsd.edu
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Scholarly Works

LitCovid, from the National Library of Medicine, tracks and provides access to COVID-19 articles in PubMed.

The Copyright Clearance Center has compiled a list of publishers and organizations providing access to COVID-19 research.

A community-sourced list called Vendor Love in the Time of COVID-19 can help identify "licensed content that library vendors are making available on free or modified terms during the COVID-19 outbreak."

See also...

A separate COVID-19 guide from other UCSD librarians focuses on science/research aspects.

San Diego Law Library's guide to COVID-19 Legal Issues includes health, housing, employment, benefits, and more. Many resources are specific to San Diego or California, but some are federal.

Many other libraries have created helpful guides to resources; try a Google search using (coronavirus OR covid-19) libguide as search terms. The Federal Depository Library Program also has a guide to resources.

Tara Calishain's daily "CoronaBuzz" points to great "new resources, useful stuff, research news, and more."