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This page contains information about the MEDLINE database with specific emphasis on how to search the PubMed interface of MEDLINE.
Last Updated: May 1, 2013 URL: http://guides.libraries.wright.edu/pubmed Print Guide ShareThis
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Accessing MEDLINE via PubMed

Access the MEDLINE index via the PubMed interface from the National Library of Medicine. 

What is MEDLINE?

MEDLINE is a comprehensive medical and health science literature database from the National Library Medicine, including access to references from nursing journals.  MEDLINE is accessible from a variety of interfaces, including PubMed. 

Wright State also has access to a MEDLINE interface through EBSCOHost.  However, it is suggested that you use PubMed because the content is updated more frequently and because, as a government resource, the PubMed interface is available to the public.  Thus, the search interface will be available to you even if in the future, you are not affiliated with Wright State.

 

PubMed - Combining Medical Subject Headings, A Tutorial from the National Library of Medicine

 

PubMed-Applying Subheadings and Other Features, A Tutorial from the National Library of...

MEDLINE via PubMed: More Brief Video Tutorials

The videos above should help you get started in PubMed, but if you still need more help, additional brief videos on many more PubMed features are available from the National Library of Medicine.

 

Full-Text in PubMed

When viewing your search results in PubMed, you will see different links depending on the availability of the full-text:

This link means that the article is available full-text in OhioLINK. 

If you do not see the OhioLINK link (or if it doesn't work) click .

 

Interlibrary Loan

If Wright State has neither print nor online access to the article you need, you can request the article via Interlibrary Loan.  Click the link within the Find It! window, or from the library's homepage click the Interlibrary Loan link under "Featured Services". If you are a first time-user, click the First Time User Registration

 

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