2. cite your sources in APA formatElaine Settergren, Online Librarian esettergren@globeuniversity.edu http://www.globeeducationnetwork.com/library/

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5. Health Reference Center Academic [Gale]

6. Interactive Functional Anatomy

7. Encyclopedia Britannica Online

8. Alt HealthWatch [EBSCO]

9. Health Source: Nursing/ Academic [EBSCO]

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12. The Atlas of Heart Disease and Stroke

14. The American Medical Association family medical guide REF 616 AMA

15. Professional guide to diseases REF 616 LIP

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25. RefWorksSaul, S. (2008, Jan 31.). Doctor is accused of giving drug's maker advance look at critical article. The New York Times. p. 10. Retrieved from Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center via Gale. “A leading member of the Senate said Wednesday that a prominent diabetes expert had leaked an unpublished and confidential medical journal article to GlaxoSmithKline” (Saul, 2008).