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Articles published in peer-reviewed journals are marked with this icon within OneSearch:
If you're ever in doubt about whether or not a source is peer-reviewed, ask your Waters Librarians via Ask A Librarian and we can help you verify.
For more information about peer reviewed articles, as well as to learn the difference between a journal article and a pre-print, see the following guide:
If you already know what topic you want to research and a few key terms to begin your searching process, using a database can be an efficient way to find resources. Several databases have been highlighted as potentially useful databases for Health & Human Performance research and are linked at the bottom of this page.
You can also navigate to a database from our A-Z List using the following steps:
If you are off campus, you will be asked to log in. Students will use their MyLeo credentials, and Faculty/Staff will use their AD login (lastnamefirstname and password).
If any of your search terms are a phrase rather than a single word, you can enclose them in quotation marks to link them together in your query.
Benefits AND "trigger point therapy"
This way the databases knows to look for results where the words "trigger", "point", and "therapy" are together as a single term.
