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Cancer Informatics Added to ProQuest Natural Sciences

Posted Thu, Sep, 13,2012

We are pleased to announce the addition of Cancer Informatics to Natural Sciences, a ProQuest database.

ProQuest Natural Science contains over 21 million abstract and index records, 8.3 million tables and figures, and over 1,600 full text journals including Cancer Informatics.

The collection includes articles dating back to 1962 and provides researchers with wide and deep coverage of natural science topics including agriculture, environmental and earth sciences, biology, atmospheric science, and aquatic science. The natural science collection is used by natural science researchers globally and is one of ProQuest’s leading products.

Visit the journal homepage to read where else Cancer Informatics is indexed.

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