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Curated Resources

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  • SCOTUSblog blog
    www.scotusblog.com

    Comprehensive, independent legal journalism website offering reporting, analysis, and live updates on the Supreme Court of the United States.

  • Edutopia blog
    www.edutopia.org

    Educational foundation website highlighting evidence-based learning strategies, teacher professional development, and K-12 innovations.

  • Medscape reference
    www.medscape.com

    Leading online clinical destination providing physicians and healthcare professionals with medical news and clinical reference articles.

  • www.chronicle.com

    Major news publication covering higher education leadership, faculty governance, tenure policies, and university administration.

  • PubMed database
    pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

    Free biomedical and life sciences bibliographic database maintained by the National Library of Medicine at NIH.

  • clinicaltrials.gov

    Comprehensive registry and results database of publicly and privately funded clinical studies conducted around the world.

  • www.law.cornell.edu

    Nonprofit digital publishing service at Cornell Law School providing free access to the US Code, federal regulations, and Supreme Court opinions.

  • eric.ed.gov

    Comprehensive digital library of education literature and research sponsored by the US Department of Education.

  • Cochrane Library database
    www.cochranelibrary.com

    Collection of databases that contain high-quality, independent evidence to inform healthcare decision-making and systematic reviews.

  • www.aera.net

    World's largest gathering of scholars in education research, presenting empirical findings across schooling, policy, and learning sciences.

  • www.ama-assn.org

    Principal annual policy-making and scientific meeting of the American Medical Association for physicians and medical students.

  • www.americanbar.org

    National annual gathering of legal professionals, judges, and legal educators discussing statutory reform and ethics.

  • www.coursera.org

    Rigorous online course taught by Dr. Leonard White covering foundational neuroscience taught in first-year medical school.

  • www.coursera.org

    Introductory course providing students with foundational legal concepts, statutory interpretation skills, and economic arguments.

  • openstax.org

    Peer-reviewed, openly licensed introductory college and pre-medical textbook in human anatomy and physiology.

  • Open Syllabus reference
    opensyllabus.org

    Nonprofit research archive and analytics tool mapping teaching trends and curriculum materials across professional schools and universities.

  • www.nejm.org

    Prestigious peer-reviewed medical journal publishing pioneering original research, clinical reviews, and perspective articles.

  • The Lancet journal
    www.thelancet.com

    World-leading independent general medical journal publishing high-impact global health clinical research.

  • harvardlawreview.org

    Student-run legal journal publishing scholarly articles, student notes, and commentaries on legal theory and judicial opinions.

  • www.annualreviews.org

    Open-access scientific journal providing annual synthesis reviews of significant developments in epidemiology and healthcare systems.

  • Zotero tool
    www.zotero.org

    Open-source reference manager widely used across legal, medical, and educational research to organize citations and PDFs.

  • Anki tool
    apps.ankiweb.net

    Powerful, intelligent spaced repetition flashcard software extensively utilized in medical and professional school curricula.

  • Overleaf tool
    www.overleaf.com

    Cloud-based collaborative LaTeX editor widely utilized for drafting professional journal articles and academic manuscripts.

  • UpToDate tool
    www.uptodate.com

    Evidence-based clinical decision support resource used by healthcare professionals worldwide for point-of-care medical decisions.

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