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Databases

Drug Promotion Data Base (WHO/NGO)
A database developed by Joel Lexchin containing everything ever written about pharmaceutical promotion.  

National Library of Medicine (NLM) Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) Database
The MeSH database allows you to search for the "official" term(s) that the National Library of Medicine uses to describe concepts within the broad area of bioethics. Finding these official terms makes it easier and more productive to search PubMed, the database of medical journal articles maintained by the National Library of Medicine. Access to PubMed is free.

UNESCO Bioethics Database
This database can be useful for those interested in the who, what, and where of bioethics research and advocacy. First created in 1998, this database allows users to search through descriptive information on more than 600 bioethics institutions (committees, commissions, training/research/documentation centers) in more than 80 countries.