New Technology Offers Instant Access to Biomedical Information
Information Room of the Library.

From our collection of electronic journals and textbooks to medical education software, the Medical Library strives to meet the current needs of library patrons. Continually adapting to the latest technologies, the library offers wireless and remote access to its electronic resources, a searchable catalog of Yale theses, and cutting-edge software e.g. the anatomy program VH Dissector Pro.

One of the Best Collections of History of Medicine in the World


De Morbis Cutaneis: A Treatise on Diseases of the Skin, from Medicine at Yale, 1701-1901.

Founded in 1940, the Historical Medical Library contains over 100,000 printed volumes ranging from 325 incunabula (books before 1500) to early 20th century books and journals. Special collections include Vesalius, Harvey Boyle, Inoculation/ Vaccination, the Clements C. Fry Collection, and the Edward C. Streeter Collection of Weights and Measures.

Commitment to Fostering Partnerships in the Community

Main Building of the New Haven Hospital 1886-1889, an image from the New Haven Health project.
Working closely with local organizations, the Medical Library creates innovative programs and resources to fulfill their unique information needs. Previous collaborations have included local high schools, public libraries, the health department and local community organizations.
 



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