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The FYI Blog has moved!

The Phillip Capozzi, M.D. Library has written our blog, FYI, since 2009. We are pleased to announce that today, FYI has moved from the WordPress platform to this new home embedded within our library website!All posts since January 2020 are available here. Older posts have been unpublished at this time to remove out-of-date information. This move is aimed to help you find important library-related information and updates more easily. Use the header at the top of the page to seamlessly navigate between out blog and the rest of the library's website. We hope that you will subscribe to the blog using the Subscribe box on the right side of the Blog homepage. It's a great way to stay up-to-date with all the resources, events, and services available to you through the Capozzi Library. If you have any issues subscribing to the blog, please reach out to us via Ask a Librarian....

Consensus AI App: Capozzi Library Enters into a Year-Long Institutional Trial

The Phillip Capozzi, MD Library has begun a sitewide trial of Consensus through October 2026. To take advantage of the…...

Introducing TouroData!

Touro University and New York Medical College are pleased to announce the launch of a new part of Touro Scholar:TouroData: Research Data Catalog of Touro University and New York Medical College. The goal of TouroData is to collect the records of research data produced by Touro and NYMC scholars and hosted across multiple data repositories in one central location. This will improve the visibility and discoverability of these research efforts, as well as encourage collaboration and future research.Here are some frequently asked questions about TouroData:Can TouroData host my research data?No, TouroData is a data catalog, not a repository. If you need help locating an appropriate repository for your research data, you can schedule a meeting with a librarian who would be happy to help you. Once your data is in a data repository, we add a record of your research data to the catalog.What kind of research data qualifies for a record in TouroData?The data must be original. This means the data was collected or generated through your research efforts. Secondary datasets (such as data from the CDC or HCUP, etc.) do not qualify for an entry in the catalog.The data must be research data, meaning it was created or generated for the purpose of asking a specific research question or questions.The data must be hosted in an official data repository with a permanent link or DOI. Data hosted on private servers or computers cannot be added to the catalog because we cannot link to those places from the catalog.The data must have been generated or collected while you were affiliated with Touro University or New York Medical College. Can I submit my research data for inclusion in TouroData?Yes, we’d love to include a record of your research data! Please complete the form on this website to submit a record of your data to the catalog. ...

AI Use in Evidence Synthesis – Position Statement Published 11/11/25

Are you writing a systematic review, scoping review, or other article synthesizing evidence? If so, you are likely aware of…...