Second time I've gotten this question - it's impossible to search with keywords (well, you can try, but you won't get anything), but as James Herriot says, it's all in knowing how to do it.
"Equipment and Supplies"[Mesh]
AND
"Physician's Offices"[Mesh] OR "Ambulatory Care Facilities"[Mesh]
AND
emergenc*[all fields]
You do have to sort through some irrelevant stuff, but not too much.
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Monday, March 11, 2013
Life Span
To search for life span in Medline (PubMed syntax)
"Longevity"[Mesh] OR "Life Expectancy"[Mesh]
"Longevity"[Mesh] OR "Life Expectancy"[Mesh]
Friday, March 8, 2013
High Cholesterol
The problem with high cholesterol is that it's not a disease. It's kind of a symptom, kind of a blood chemical, kind of a chronic disease - kind of a pain!
"Cholesterol/blood"[Mesh] OR "Hypercholesterolemia"[Mesh]
or depending on your search, you might use:
"Cholesterol"[Mesh] OR "Hypercholesterolemia"[Mesh]
"Cholesterol/blood"[Mesh] OR "Hypercholesterolemia"[Mesh]
or depending on your search, you might use:
"Cholesterol"[Mesh] OR "Hypercholesterolemia"[Mesh]
Labels:
cholesterol,
MeSH
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