authors et al.¹⁾

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paste in complete title in quotes if need more, author name in front can then click on link for all versions find the pubmed article and go there

can search pubmed direct using MeSH medical subject headings

LEARN to cite setting a reference is a little bit tricky Check out Paul's tutorial video

https://vimeo.com/2322968 paulalbert on auto PubMed reference fn in wiki

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