Bodleian Libraries users now have access to Psychiatry Online Premium, in the American Psychiatric Association (APA)’s digital library Psychiatry Online. This provides access to authoritative psychiatry and mental health books and journals; it comprises:

• The latest DSM-5-TR® (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Text Revision) and related DSM reference works
• Major psychiatry textbooks, including the latest editions of the Textbook of Psychiatry and the Textbook of Neuropsychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences
• Clinical manuals and practical guides
• Study guides
• Leading APA journals, including the American Journal of Psychiatry, The Journal of Neuropsychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences, Psychiatric Research and Clinical Practice, and The American Journal of Psychotherapy

Bodleian Libraries users now have access to digitised versions of official United Kingdom census publications issued from 1800 to 1939, in East View’s Global Census Archive: United Kingdom. The content acquired by Bodleian Libraries comprises over 60,000 pages of data from 17 censuses.

Bodleian Libraries users now have access to Part III of the Eighteenth Century Collections Online (ECCO) full-text corpus from Gale. This can be viewed and searched alongside Parts I-II, which were already held by the Bodleian Libraries.

ECCO Part III includes more than 30,000 new works, and approximately 1.7 million new pages. This update captures works that have been added to the English Short-title Catalogue since the release of ECCO Part II in 2009, as well as items that were previously excluded for technical reasons. This included more than 6,000 broadsides and other single-page works.

The total size of ECCO is now over 180,000 titles and over 34 million pages.

Bodleian Libraries users now have access to Sex & Sexuality. Module I, Research Collections from The Kinsey Institute Library & Special Collections from AM (Adam Matthew).

This primary source collection explores changing attitudes towards human sexuality, gender and sexual behaviours, in America and beyond. The first module is sourced solely from the Kinsey Institute Library and Special Collections, and makes available correspondence, research papers and records spanning the tenures of the first three Institute directors: Dr Alfred C. Kinsey (1947-1956), Dr Paul H. Gebhard (1956-1982) and Dr June Reinisch (1982-1993). Users can trace key Institutional developments, the research agendas of leading specialists in diverse fields such as criminology, medicine, anthropology and sexology, and the evolving public interest in human sexuality and identity.

Bodleian Libraries users now have access to Mexico in History: Colonialism to Revolution from AM (Adam Matthew).

Mexico in History comprises primary sources covering a broad range of Mexican history circa 1500–1929, from Spanish contact with Indigenous communities, through colonial rule, Independence, and the National and Reforma periods, and the onset of the Revolution. Students and researchers can explore hundreds of years of Mexico’s history through social, religious, and political change. The archival materials are predominantly in Spanish as well as including Indigenous languages, with translated metadata. The collection is drawn from The Bancroft Library’s Latina Americana Collection and includes rare manuscripts and visual materials.