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 What is PubMed?
Definition: PubMed is a free online database of
biomedical and life sciences literature. It is produced
by the National Center for Biotechnology Information
(NCBI) at the National Library of Medicine (NLM), part
of the United States National Institutes of Health
(NIH).

Purpose: PubMed indexes citations and

abstracts from over 30 million biomedical and
life sciences journal articles, with coverage
dating back to the 1950s. It also includes links
to full-text articles, when available.

Users: PubMed is used by a wide range of

users, including researchers, clinicians,
students, and patients.

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 How to find research articles on
PubMed

Simple search: To perform a simple search on

PubMed, enter your keywords or search terms in the
search box at the top of the page. PubMed will
search for articles that contain your keywords in the
title, abstract, or author names.

Advanced search: To perform an advanced

search, click on the "Advanced" link next to
the search box. This will open a new page
where you can enter more specific search
criteria, such as publication date, language,
and type of article.

MeSH terms: PubMed uses Medical Subject

Headings (MeSH) to index articles. MeSH
terms are standardized keywords that
describe the topics of articles. To find articles
on a specific topic, you can search for MeSH
terms.
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 How to evaluate research articles on
PubMed

Read the abstract: The abstract is a summary

of the article that is typically one or two
paragraphs long. It should give you a good
overview of the article and help you decide if
it is relevant to your interests.

Consider the study design: The study design

is the method that the researchers used to
collect and analyze their data. Different study
designs have different strengths and
weaknesses. It is important to consider the
study design when evaluating an article.

Look at the results: The results section of the

article presents the findings of the study. It is
important to look at the results carefully to
see if they are statistically significant and
clinically meaningful.

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PubMed research topics that are
relevant and timely

1. COVID-19
2. Mental health
3. Cancer
4. Rare diseases
5. Personalized
medicine

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PubMed is a valuable resource for finding
and evaluating research articles. By
following the tips in this presentation, you
can use PubMed to find and evaluate
research articles that are relevant to your
interests and needs.

Thank you for your attention, and best of

luck with your research paper writing
endeavors!

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