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When was PubMed created?
PubMed was created in 1996-01.
Which medical journals are index in pubmed?
Journals that are index in pubmed would be the journals of the doctors and nurses.
Is obesity dominant or recessive?
Hi! PubMed ran as study and says its dominant. Heres the link: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/9433557 Good luck!
Where can one enter the pubmed central?
There are many places one could enter the PubMed Central. The first place that one could enter the PubMed Central is online through government websites or university websites.
What does Pubmed offer companies?
Pubmed is most known for offering companies affordable life insurance policies for their employees. They are one of the more popular companies businesses use.
WHAT IS THE meaning of affliation in the pubmed site?
In the context of the PubMed site, "affiliation" refers to the institutional or organizational connection of the authors of a research article. This typically includes information about the university, hospital, or research institute where the authors conducted their work. Affiliation details help readers understand the context of the research and can also indicate the resources and support available to the authors during their study.
How do you get pubmed abstract citation?
Search for article. Click on article link --> "Display Settings" at top left of page --> "Summary (text)"
What type of library is Entrez Pumed?
The right name is actually 'Entrez' and 'PubMed'. PubMed is a library dedicated to medical researches with millions of citations and databases, including e-journals. Entrez is a search system connected to databases (like databases for MEDLINE and PubMed).
What is the amount of Iodine required in human body?
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11484896
How do you get rid of rash?
go to PubMed Health - Search Results - rashand you might find out
How does to much saturated fat cause heart problems?
It doesn't http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20071648
How does temperature effect the cell membrane?
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/3077859This site describes it all.
