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This document provides resources and guidance for searching virology databases and finding scholarly articles on viruses and vaccinations. It outlines several key databases, including Biological Abstracts, Ulrich's Periodical Directory, and medical databases in EBSCOhost. Search tips are offered, such as using Boolean operators and truncation to broaden or narrow results. The document distinguishes between peer-reviewed and non-peer reviewed sources and directs users to resources for browsing journal titles and publications.
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