Database Search Alerts: G

Gabbard's Treatments of Psychiatric Disorders

Search alerts not available.

Gale Virtual Reference Library

Search alerts not available.

GenderWatch

There are three types of search alerts:  New search alerts, recent search alerts, and publication alerts. A free ProQuest My Research account is required to use these features.

Follow these steps to create a new search alert:

1. Run the desired search from either the Basic or the Advanced page.
2. On the Results page, mouse over “Save Search/Alert.”
   You will see the “Create Alert” tab, click it.
3. Complete the required information and click “Create Alert.”
4. You will see a confirmation page, summarizing your information. If the information is correct, click “Close.” Otherwise, you can click “Delete this Alert” to delete the alert.
5. You will receive an e-mail at the e-mail address you provided asking you to confirm your e-mail addresses. Open the e-mail and click the "Confirm this e-mail address" hyperlink to finalize the alert process.

A RSS feed for a new search can be made the same way

Follow these steps to create an alert on a recent search:

1. From the Basic or Advanced page, click the “Recent Searches” link . Or, from the Results page, click the “Recent Searches” link located underneath the search box.
   You will see the Recent Searches page.
2. Locate the desired search, and mouse over the “Actions” tab next to the search.
   You will see the “Create Alert” link.
3. Complete the required information and click “Create Alert.”
4. You will see a confirmation page, summarizing your information. If the information is correct, click “Close.” Otherwise, you can click “Delete this Alert” to delete the alert.
5. You will receive an e-mail at the e-mail address you provided asking you to confirm your e-mail addresses. Open the e-mail and click the "Confirm this e-mail address" hyperlink to finalize the alert process.

A RSS feed for a recent search can be made the same way

Follow these steps to create a new publication alert:

1. Locate the desired publication using the Publication search.
2. From the Publication page, click the “Create Alert” link.
   You will see the “Create Alert” page.
3. Complete the required information and click “Create Alert.”
4. You will see a confirmation page, summarizing your information. If the information is correct, click “Close.” Otherwise, you can click “Delete this Alert” to delete the alert.
5. You will receive an e-mail at the e-mail address you provided asking you to confirm your e-mail addresses. Open the e-mail and click the "Confirm this e-mail address" hyperlink to finalize the alert process.

A RSS feed for a publication can be made the same way

GeneTests

A RSS feed is available, to subscribe scroll down and click the RSS icon underneath "About GTR."

Genetics Home Reference:  Your Guide to Understanding Genetic Conditions

Search alerts not available.

GENE-TOX Genetic Toxicology Data Bank

To subscribe to NLM-Tox-Enviro-Health-L, please send SUBSCRIBE NLM-Tox-Enviro-Health-L your name in the body of an email to listserv@list.nih.gov

You will receive a confirmation message from the list management software. After responding to this acknowledgement message, you will receive a message from the NLM-Tox-Enviro-Health-L list owners welcoming you to NLM-Tox-Enviro-Health-L.

NLM-Tox-Enviro-Health-L provides various subscription options which are set via list commands or through the NLM-Tox-Enviro-Health-L Archives.

To leave the NLM-Tox-Enviro-Health-L Listserv, send SIGNOFF NLM-Tox-Enviro-Health-L in the body of an email to listserv@list.nih.gov

To change your subscription address, go to Change My Subscriber Address

Note:  Copied verbatim from website

GEOBASE

Search alerts are available, though a free Elsevier account is required to use this feature.

1. Run a search.
2. Click either "Create Alert" or "RSS Feed" at the top of the search results.

GEOREF

Search alerts are available, though a free Elsevier account is required to use this feature.

1. Run a search.
2. Click either "Create Alert" or "RSS Feed" at the top of the search results.

GEOScience World

GEOScience World offers Publication Alerts, but a free account is required to use this feature.

1. Scroll down and in the footer underneath "My Tools" click "Manage My Alerts."
2. Choose which journals you'd like to be notified on.

Google Scholar & Findit@MU

1. Follow the instructions in the link above
2. Perform a search
3. If you are logged into a Google or G-Mail account: click on the envelope icon on the green bar below the search box, and click "Create alert"
4. If you are not logged into a Google or G-Mail account:  click on the envelope icon on the green bar below the search box, and click "Create alert" and enter an e-mail address of your preference.

Government of Canada Publications

Search alerts not available.

GreenFILE

There are two ways to create search alerts in GreenFILE, one for new searches, and one for recent searches. A free My EBSCOhost Account is required to use these features.

Follow these steps to create an alert for a new search.

1. Start a search
2. Click on "Share" at the top under the search box
3. Click on "Email Alert"
4. Fill in the requested information and click "Save Alert"

A RSS feed for a search can be made the same way

Follow these steps to create an alert for a recent search

1. Start a search
2. Click on "Search History" at the top under the search box
3. Click on "Save Searches/Alerts"
4. Fill in the requested information and check "Alerts"
5. The screen will expand.  Fill in more required information and click "Save"
6. On the new screen click "Continue"
7. The alerts should be complete.

 Note:  To save a search instead, follow the same process but check either "Permanent Search" Or Temporary Search" instead of "Alerts."  This will save the search in your account for future use.  It can be found under "Search History."

Grey Literature Report-New York Academy of Medicine Library

Click the "Subscribe" tab and fill out the required information to receive the report.

Note: As of January 2017, the Grey Literature Report has been discontinued and will no longer update.