This summer, LSU Health Libraries will be showing the entirety of the award-winning anime series “Cells at Work!” Monday evenings from July 21 to Sept 8 at Ische Library on the downtown campus!
Follow red blood cell AE3803 as she, white blood cell U-1146, and others join forces to fight germs, bacteria, viruses, extreme environmental factors, and other attacks across the human body!
Weekly presentations of the English-dubbed version of this Japanese anime will begin at 7pm. Schedules can be found below, on the LSU Health Libraries Instagram page, and posted at the Ische circulation desk. Presentations will occur in the study area by the reference desk.
Whether it is to stop by to relax for an occasional study break, or to commit to watching all 22 episodes, we hope you will enjoy this outreach offering!
July 21 S1.E1 Pneumoccocus S1.E2 Scrape Wound July 28 S1.E3 Influenza S1.E4 Food Poisoning S1.E5 Cedar Pollen Allergies August 4 S1.E6 Erythroblasts and Myelocytes S1.E7 Cancer Cell S1.E8 Blood Circulation August 11 S1.E9 Thymocyte S1.E10 Staphylococcus Aureus S1.E11 Heat Stroke August 18 S1.E12 Hemorrhagic Shock (Part I) S1.E13 Hemorrhagic Shock (Part II) S1.E14 OVA: Cold Syndrome August 25 S2.E1 Bump S2.E2 Acquired Immunity/Peyer’s Patch S2.E3 Dengue Fever/Acne September 2 S2.E4 H. Pylori/Antigenic Shift S2.E5 Cytokines S2.E6 Harmful Bacteria September 8 S2.E7 Cancer Cell II: Part 1 S2.E8 Cancer Cell II: Part 2 (last episode)
LSUHSC-NO Libraries were granted permission to present this series by Aniplex of America Inc.
July 18, 2025: On Sunday, July 20, 2025, starting at 1am and lasting until 12:30pm, EZproxy will be undergoing maintenance. There may be issues when attempting to access resources using Library links and services.
If you do run into a problem when attempting to log into Library resources during this maintenance window, you can try going to those resources that support logging in directly using OpenAthens. A list of those resources that support direct login is available under OpenAthens-native resources: https://libguides.lsuhsc.edu/openathens/resources.
If you have any questions or need any other assistance with Library resources, please contact us.
July 11, 2025: On Friday, July 11, 2025, starting at 3pm until Saturday, July 12, 2025, at 1am, EZproxy will be undergoing maintenance. There may be issues when attempting to access resources using Library links and services.
If you do run into a problem when attempting to log into Library resources during this maintenance window, you can try going to those resources that support logging in directly using OpenAthens. A list of those resources that support direct login is available under OpenAthens-native resources: https://libguides.lsuhsc.edu/openathens/resources.
If you have any questions or need any other assistance with Library resources, please contact us.
The old Medical School Library at 1542 Tulane had a high-end paging system installed in the mid 1960s which was donated by the School of Medicine Class of 1963. That system was mover to the Resource Center Building in the summer of 1989 and reinstalled.
For the last year or so, that system has been failing. As of yesterday, a brand new intercom system was installed which will make the Library safer in emergencies and make it clearer to our users when we’re closing. Thank you to Campus Facilities Department for replacing our antique equipment with some actually from this century!
LibKey now brings those retracted article alerts to warn you of papers that cite retracted works in the article you’re linking to:
You can still continue to the original article by clicking “Download PDF” or “Article Link.” If you click on the links next to the retracted citations, you will see the summary of why that article was retracted.
These same alerts will display if you choose to use the LibKey.io product to look up articles using DOIs or PMIDs. You can quickly get to articles we have access to by going to https://libkey.io/libraries/935.
If you need help with this or any other Library products, contact us.
The Libraries presented updated information about the 2024 NIH Public Access Policy on July 2, 2025. It included an explanation of the new requirements for NIH grant awardees and how they can show compliance for new publications arising from their grant funding. The recording is available to view here and the slides are available to review. There is also information available on the Libraries’ Resource Guide.
Librarians are available to help with any questions about complying with the new NIH policy when you’re ready to publish your findings. Also, we have agreements with a number of publishers to waive any fees if you want to publish an open access article. Our Open Access and Fee Waiver Agreements page has more information about these opportunities.
UPDATE: July 3, 2025: The issue has been fixed, and you should be able to access all content from Wiley via Library links. Please contact us if you need any additional help.
July 2, 2025: We are currently experiencing issues when accessing journals and books on the Wiley Online Library platform via Library links. You will see a message that the “Website is not accessible via this address” and cannot proceed. This is the same issue we were experiencing with the Cochrane Library until today.
We are excited to introduce our new Book Exchange in the Moerschbaecher Library Commons located behind the glass display cases as you get off the elevators!
Stop by to browse the selection (of non-medical) books and feel free to take, donate, or exchange!
If you have any questions, please come visit us at the desk or email icirc@lsuhsc.edu
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UPDATE: July 2, 2025: The problem has been fixed, and you should be able to access the Cochrane Library via Library links. Contact us if you need any assistance.
June 30, 2025: We are currently experiencing troubles accessing the Cochrane Library via any links from the Library website or other resources. There is an issue with getting to the Cochrane Library via our EZproxy links, and it is affecting many libraries worldwide.
June 30, 2025 – The newest edition of Harrison’s Principles of Internal Medicine is now available via AccessMedicine. The 22nd edition ebook has 24 sections, encompassing 559 chapters. There are 17 new Clinical Procedure tutorials such as “Central Venous Catheter Placement” and “Basic Suturing”, and a fully updated Video Collection, with a new entry, “Primary Progressive Aphasia, Memory Loss, and Other Focal Cerebral Disorders”, added. “Emerging Topics in Clinical Medicine” is a completely new section covering such topics as:
Improving Health and Health Care Using Behavioral Economics
Network Medicine and Multiomic Approaches to Health and Disease
Machine Learning and Augmented Intelligence in Clinical Medicine
Emerging Neurotherapeutic Technologies
AccessMedicine also provides a review questions module for this edition. And be sure to check out the Harrison’s Podclass while you’re there.
LSU Health Digital Scholar has a new look! Our repository has grown significantly since it was established in 2023, and a redesign of the home page was undertaken to better reflect and navigate our many collections.
Digital Scholar is LSUHSC-NO’s Institutional Repository, a platform where scholarly output and events created and hosted by our academic community are shared. Here you will find Faculty Publications, Research Events, Dissertations & Theses, two journals: the Journal of the Louisiana Public Health Association and the Louisiana Journal of Counseling, Data sets, a collection of Campus Art & Images, and Historical Collections such as academic bulletins, graduation programs and student newspapers dating back to the first days of the originally named “Louisiana State University Medical Center”.
Digital Scholar is growing in content daily and we actively seek out items to include on this open-access platform! Possible submissions include:
Faculty bibliographies
LSUHSC-affiliated authors’ articles or research suitable for open-access publication
Post-embargo Dissertations & Theses
Research Days, Events, or Symposia – past and present
School- or Department-specific professional development seminars
Data sets suitable for open-access publication or storage
Benefits to having your work or event archived in LSU Health Digital Scholar include: reader analytics and tracking, a consistent URL for inclusion in CVs and communications, access to a broader network of research, proceedings, and data sets, and contributing to the impressive body of LSUHSC scholarly output! If you are interested in submitting a scholarly work or event to the repository or have any questions, please reach out to DigitalScholar@lsuhsc.edu.
You can navigate to LSU Health Digital Scholar from the Libraries homepage, or visit it directly via digitalscholar.lsuhsc.edu. Digital Scholar is a member of the Digital Commons Network representing over 500 institutions in the Medicine and Health Sciences disciplines and over 700 academic institutions across all disciplines.
June 24, 2025: The LibKey integration that brought Cabells alerts about problematic and potentially predatory journals will end on June 28, 2025.
We were waiting for additional login functionality to be implemented before we officially announced this new functionality for our LibKey products, but you may have noticed these indicators of a problematic journal:
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