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Welcome to the Cambridge University Medical Library.
Supporting the University of Cambridge and the NHS in Cambridge and East of England.
In line with Government guidelines we ask that you wear a face covering in the library, even when sitting studying or at a PC. Protect yourself and protect others.
The Medical Library is here to help, whether you want to access our print and electronic collections, get support for your studies or research, or simply work quietly.
We have all the databases you'll need, including PubMed, Medline, CINAHL, PsycINFO and Embase, plus "teach yourself" guides.
The Medical Library offers various types of training and resources, tailored to suit your research needs.
News
‘Read and publish’ or ‘transformative’ agreements: publish open access with no fees
Publishing articles open access normally means authors must pay a fee to the journal. However, thanks to ‘read and publish’…
Reminder of resource: ClinicalKey Student
Since April last year, Cambridge students have had access to a great resource, ClinicalKey Student, to support medical studies. This…
Medical Library is open, even in Lockdown #3
2021: COVID-19 contingency arrangement Mon-Fri: 8am-7.45pm Saturday: 9am-4.45pm Library staff will be available at the library reception desk 10am-1pm Monday,…
The Clinical School building – and therefore the Medical Library – will be closed from 5pm on Wednesday, 23rd December.…
Resource of the Month: Knowledge Management
The #ResourceOfTheMonth during November has been knowledge management. This was to promote knowledge management tools and resources as part of…
Resource of the Month: Research Data Management
During October our #ResourceOfTheMonth has been Research Data Management (RDM). In this series we have been highlighting resources and websites…
No access to NHS PCs from 13th-21st October
From Tuesday, 13th October, there will be no access to NHS PCs, due to window replacement work. There will be…