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PubMed

This guide helps users to learn how to use the new and updated PubMed and show them what the new features are and where to find some of the old features.

Search by Journal

If you are looking for information published in a particular journal, you need to search by the journal title. To search a journal, you may enter one of the three terms in the Basic Search box:

  1. The full journal name.
  2. Medline journal abbreviated title.
  3. ISSN (with dashes).

However, some single term journal titles can also be searched as subjects: e.g. Blood, Circulation, Science, etc. In these cases, you must use the Journal field in the Advanced Search Mode to search for these kinds of journals. See the illustration below for an advanced search for a journal title:

To Look for a Full Journal Title, Abbreviated Title, or ISSN

If you want to find detailed information about a particular journal, you may search NLM's Catalog for your desired journal title. You may access the NLM Catalog for journal search box by clicking Journal at the bottom of the PubMed website. See below:

 

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