New Public Health Books: Current New Books & eBooks

HSTalks Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection: up-to-date lectures by leading authorities from around the globe; examples include:

• Potential long-term health effects of a SARS-CoV-2 infection
• Introduction to epigenetics
• Outcomes in children born after assisted reproductive technology
• Fundamentals of HIV biology

JoVE: Journal of visualized experiments: the world-leading producer and provider of science videos, with hundreds of new videos produced each month in biology, medicine, environment, and more. Current subscription includes:

• JoVE Behavior
• JoVE Biochemistry
• JoVE Bioengineering
• JoVE Biology
• JoVE Cancer research
• JoVE Chemistry
• JoVE Developmental biology
• JoVE Engineering
• JoVE Environment
• JoVE Genetics
• JoVE Immunology and infection
• JoVE Medicine
• JoVE Neuroscience
• JoVE Science Education

Kanopy: thousands of streaming videos from PBS, BBC, Criterion Collection, Media Education Foundation and more. Notable films include:

• Anthropocene: The Human Epoch
• Separated: Children at the Border
• Transgender Tuesdays
• From Flint: Voices of a Poisoned City
• Race - The Power of an Illusion
• The Eugenics Crusade

Docuseek2: social issue and documentary films from independent distributors. Notable titles include:

• After Tiller
• I Am Somebody
• Amá (mother)
• Toxic Bust
• A dangerous idea: eugenics, genetics and the American dream

Academic Video Online: many thousands of videos on all topics, including titles such as:

• Dark Forest, Black Fly
• Social Policy in Concrete
• Big Oil, in the Wake of the Exxon Valdez
• The Psychology of Racism: Where Have We Gone Wrong?

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