Comprehensive global and regional public health coverage
Go to product Contact usGlobal Health, produced by CABI Publishing, is the definitive international public health database. It completes the picture of international medical and health research by capturing key literature not covered by other databases. Literature on developing countries, sociological aspects, and more — Global Health provides unique information on a wide range of biomedical topics, with a truly international reach.
When connected to the multidisciplinary citations on the Web of Science™ platform, CABI Global Health becomes so much more! Nearly every discovery is influenced by earlier research, both in its subject area and in related fields, and a publication can have significant influence and impact on other research after is has been published. No other platform has a full citation network to accurately and confidently connect you to the highest quality multidisciplinary research.
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Broader citation connections
Only on Web of Science can you track citation impact for Global Health’s indexed articles and easily navigate to all citing articles across the Web of Science platform.
Connect to the Core Collection
Connect Global Health to Web of Science Core Collection™ – the world’s only true citation index – with over 21,000 carefully selected journals and over 1.5 billion citation connections across the sciences, social sciences, arts, and humanities.
‘All Database’ searching
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Access trusted full text
Easily identify, filter and access Open Access articles in Global Health, and get one-click access to Open Access and subscribed articles with Kopernio™.
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