How to use PubMed

[@tomdadude444]

Hi! My friend, Paul Farrugia, sent me to this video. He's such a lovely person. He's so selfless and always puts other people before himself. You should meet him. He's adorable.

[@kelebogilemotlhanka6096]

Hi this has been VERY GOOD and practical easy to understand

[@JizzyF83]

Very useful video, thank you 😊

[@franb2214]

To send the citation from Pubmed into Papers2 application, you need to click "Send to" on the upper right side of Pubmed, then choose destination : Citation manager. Hope this helps.

[@MrLibrary]

You are very welcome. There's another video I have posted on putting together APA citations from PubMed. It's on my channel.

[@drasns]

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[@franb2214]

Nice presentation. The question regarding inability within the Pubmed website to create and import citation in any type of format whether APA or MLA can be attained by using an application called "Papers2". I have been using this application using mac OS (a new beta version for Windows is available). I would recommend to take look at this app as it will tremendously help you with any citation, pdf organization and search engine.. etc

[@anitapatel6752]

Thank you for an amazing explanation.

[@SomalianSpeaker]

THANK YOU SOOO MUCH,
i'm a medical student just got a task to write a literature review ... this video was helpful :) :) :) ....
did u do the one you said about citation??! that would be so helpful as well
thanksssssssssss

[@muhammadelzeky8682]

Thanks Jiff. It is really highly useful. I would like to learn how to use the public genetic data base on pubmed. Can you help me with that ?

[@Girlypop_19198]

this is very nice. Have you considered using Delve Health to help streamline this process?

[@iampp7134]

Thank you!

[@KJKP]

If full text is not available, authors will often send their publications to those who request them.

[@tharwathabib2613]

very informative...............Thx.

[@CoolLuiza001]

great tutorial. thanks

[@tarb92]

easiest way to cite. copy and past the title into google scholar. then click import to endnote/BibTex etc

[@MrLibrary]

You are very welcome.

[@ghsyr]

Thanks a lot. It was really useful :)

[@Mashael8]

Thanks a great video

[@lensadula186]

very good

[@soroushsoltani919]

Which databases except PubMed are useful to take on the way of medical writing ?
Thanks

[@alshbwanylahmady3612]

send to at the right side is the citation builder

[@marcustleuzhev7540]

THANK YOU!!!

[@HeavyDude3000]

thank you!

[@dumenzo]

very good, ty

[@dr.anupamakrishnan8390]

thanks a ton

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[@learnwithveer]

thanks a lot:)

[@basselalkhoury7697]

thank you man you saved my ass

[@nahidkhan1234]

Thanks so much :)

[@MrLibrary]

You are very welcome.

[@cucreis2010]

usefull

[@freedomfighterme]

Thanks lot!

[@Mastergymnast1]

THANK YOU!