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Type in these EXACT subject terms one at a time in our SAU Library Central in the box above this one. Choose SUBJECTS in the drop down if you are in the Advanced Search screen. Any titles not on SAU  library shelves can be gotten for SAU students and sent to our campus. (See the "Obtaining Materials" box to the right of this box)

• GROUP 1 
• Hospice 
• Hospice Care 

  This is the official subject heading terminology for searching books.
• Hospices (Terminal care) 
• GROUP 2 
• Medicine 
• Alternative medicine 
• Traditional medicine 
• Quacks and quackery 
• GROUP 3 
• Transplantation of organs, tissues, etc. 
• Donation of organs, tissues, etc. 
• Organs (Anatomy) 
• Tissue banks 
• Transplantation 
• GROUP 4 
• Health Care Sector -- economics -- United States. 

  or just 'Health Care Sector' alone
• Health Policy -- United States. 
• GROUP 5 
• DNA fingerprinting 
• Gene mapping 
• Genetic code -- Research -- History 
• Genetic engineering 

  a narrower term would be: Cloning
• Genetic disorders -- Research 

  or just 'Genetic disorders' alone.
• Genetic disorders -- Research -- Moral and ethical aspects 
• Genetic Privacy -- ethics 
• Genetic screening. 
• GENERAL BIOETHICS SUBJECT HEADINGS BELOW 
• Biomedical ethics 
• Medical ethics 
• Medical ethics -- Religious aspects -- Catholic Church. 
• Human reproductive technology 

Also try typing "Cambridge Companions to Philosophy" into a Title search in the Advanced Search screen of Library Central.

Have you found the perfect article but don't know if we subscribe to it? Here are some steps you can take.

1. We may have access to the journal in another database. In Library Central under the A-Z link, you'll find the Periodical Holding List. From here, you can check a comprehensive list of databases in which our journals appear.

2. Try searching for the title of the article in Google Scholar. Any research that makes use of taxpayer funding must be eventually released to the public--you might find an openly available copy of your article.

3. We can go to other libraries that subscribe to the journal and have them send us a copy. You can find a direct link to the ClioWeb interface here. 

If you are not an St. Ambrose University user, your local public library may have access to various databases that are subscription based. Call and ask your public library for details.