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How do I find a specific article for which I have the citation information in PubMed?
Answer
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In the sidebar along the left side of the PubMed homepage, under PubMed Services, is a link called "Single Citation Matcher"; go there and enter at least the journal name, year, volume, and start page of the article, then click "Go"----
In the sidebar along the left side of the PubMed homepage, under PubMed Services, is a link called "Single Citation Matcher"; go there and enter at least the journal name, year, volume, and start page of the article, then click "Go"----
Last Modified: Tuesday, October 23rd, 2012
