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Mar
19
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We’ve highlighted some Coronavirus resources in our post, Coronavirus Disease 2019 Resources. This post follows up on those resources with the recent initiative to further compile, organize, and make new discoveries of emerging research. LitCovid Anyone needing quick access to COVID-19 research literature should use NLM’s LitCovid. LitCovid provides central access to articles in… Read More »
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Jan
16
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These instructions tell you how to set up and find PHDL articles in PubMed. They also include document delivery (article ordering) options. These changes are effective January 2020 and replace previous instructions. For more information on what this means to you the user see the Check PHDL button post Setting up PubMed for… Read More »
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Dec
20
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We’ve talked about changes affecting how you will find PHDL articles in PubMed. To continue allowing users to find PHDL articles in PubMed we are implementing what’s called link resolver tool. What will be different? Every citation in PubMed’s Abstract format will have this CHECK PHDL button. Every citation. What happens when I… Read More »
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Oct
11
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PubMed is your primary source for finding PHDL journals with a keyword or research topic. You typically use the special PHDL URL (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?holding=phdlnphco) or a MyNCBI account to set up your filters to call up results for PHDL articles. Major changes are coming to the way you will find PHDL articles in PubMed. Users will… Read More »
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Aug
28
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Project MUSE is providing free access to full-text articles and books focused on understanding and preventing gun violence. MUSE in Focus: Addressing Gun Violence aims to “encourage the broadest possible engagement with current research and expertise on the topic as the latest round of gun policy debates and discussions continue in the wake of shootings… Read More »
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