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Breast Cancer Awareness Month: 12th to 16th October - activities and support from Elsevier / Clinical key

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Elsevier / Clinical Key are offering activities during the week 12th to 16th October to help increase awareness of breast cancer and help you to learn about the resources you can access from Clinical Key. You can take a quiz or sign-up for a webinar.

  • Tuesday 13th - Take a quiz and win a book!. Learn more about how Clinical Key can help you to find information about breast cancer.
  • Wednesday 14th - Sign-up for a webinar "5 Reasons why you should be talking about breast cancer"
  • Friday 16th - Sign-up for a webinar "Breast cancer awareness with CoppaFeel!"


You can find all the details about the activities and join in by going to the elsevier Breast Cancer Awareness page.

Clinical Key is a clinical search engine which includes full-text access to a wide range of journals and ebooks. All UHNM staff can access Clinical Key via their NHS OpenAthens username. For more help on using Clinical Key see our blog posts on the Information Skills for Health blog.

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