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PubMed has over 20 million citations to articles and it can be easy to become overwhelmed by off-topic results. Watch the video to learn how to identify the key concepts in your topic, which will in turn help to focus your results.

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PubMed Search Tip: Use Subject Headings

Authors can refer to a given disease, condition, or medical concept in multiple ways. To make it easier to find every article on a topic without having to think of every possible term an author could have used, it is best to include subject headings in your search. In PubMed, these headings are called MeSH terms, and subject experts at the National Library of Medicine have added them to every citation in the MEDLINE database. Watch the video to learn how to use subject headings in PubMed.

Published 1 year ago

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PubMed Search Tip: Applying Limits

Applying Limits will help us narrow these results to locate the best evidence to answer our question. Watch the video to learn the two primary ways to limit to study type: Limits and Clinical Queries.

Published 1 year ago

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Uploading Citations to RefWorks

How to upload references to RefWorks from PubMed and Google Scholar

Published 2 years ago

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Getting Started with EndNote: Changing the Bibliographic Style to APA

Learn how to change your bibliographic output style to APA.

Published 2 years ago

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Getting Started with EndNote: Inserting Citations Into Microsoft Word

Learn how easy it is to insert citations into your paper using EndNote's Cite While You Write feature.

Published 2 years ago

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