The Global Index Medicus (GIM) provides worldwide access to biomedical and public health literature produced by and within low-middle income countries.
Disease Control Priorities provides a periodic review of the most up-to-date evidence on cost-effective interventions to address the burden of disease in low-resource settings.
HINARI Programme set up by WHO together with major publishers, enables developing countries to gain access to one of the world's largest collections of biomedical and health literature.
Read, share and download more than 5,700 peer-reviewed Open Access books on any electronic device anywhere in the world. Includes life sciences, health sciences, social sciences, and physical sciences.
Electronic collections of resources on particular health topics that are vetted and selected by technical experts. They are designed for health program managers, service providers, and policy makers.
CUGH facilitates interdisciplinary collaborations to share knowledge to address global health challenges. UNC's membership affords the campus an active role in the consortium.
A collection of no- and low-cost resources aggregated NIH Fogarty International Center, including training courses, MOOCs and course materials (presentations, videos, reading lists, visual aids, articles), resource centers and resource networks.
Created and hosted by the University of Minnesota Health Careers Center, designed for all students who are going abroad to volunteer in a healthcare setting.
Health Books International (formerly Teaching-aids At Low Cost) advances medical knowledge and teaching by providing free or low cost teaching materials for health workers in developing countries.
Easy to use, illustrated, medically accurate materials in many languages covering women’s health, children, disabilities, dentistry, health education, HIV, and environmental health.