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JEFFSelects: Medical Images

Major Subject Gateways | Human Anatomy | Genetics & Microbiology
Diagnostic Imaging | Diseases & Pathology | Medical History | Public Health
Drugs & Herbals | General Biology | Non-Medical Images

Caution: Not all images linked to from this JEFFSelects may be used freely; use of images is subject to copyright law.
Please refer to the instructions on each individual Web site for information on the proper usage of its images.

Drugs and Herbals

  • DEA Photo Library (U.S. Drug Administration Agency)
    This is an online library of photographs of illegal drugs and common illegally distributed prescription drugs. It also includes photos of DEA sampling equipment.
  • Herbalnet: Photo Gallery
    This site has photographs of commonly used herbals, in both plant form and crude form.
  • MD Consult Jeffersonians only (Campus Key required for off-campus access)
    Drug monographs contain photos.
  • Micromedex Jeffersonians only (Campus Key required for off-campus access)
    Drug monographs contain photos. Drug identification allows search on color, shape, pattern and imprint code.
  • Southwest School of Botanical Medicine
    The Web site includes black & white and full color drawings, photos, and movie clips of common herbals used medicinally.

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