PubMed and Web Browsers

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PubMed has been successfully tested on variety of Web browsers.

PubMed Automatic Term Mapping has been updated to include investigator (collaborator) names.

Some PubMed users will see links to drug information on the AbstractPlus display to MedMaster Patient Drug Information, a new book available on the Bookshelf.

+HTML is Updated

The PubMed HTML was updated to display pages more quickly.

+Diacritics in Displays and Searching

Diacritics were added to the PubMed Summary, AbstractPlus, Abstract, and Citation displays.

+MEDLINE/MeSH Updated

MEDLINE citations and the MeSH database have been updated with 2008 MeSH vocabulary.

+OLDMEDLINE Updated

Citations from the 1949 Current List of Medical Literature were added to the OLDMEDLINE subset.

+Patient Drug Information Links

Links to drug information on the AbstractPlus display to MedMaster Patient Drug Information, a new book available on the Bookshelf, are now available for all PubMed users.

+AbstractPlus and PMC ID

AbstractPlus now includes the PubMed Central ID (PMCID).

+Collaborator Names

Collaborator names added to PubMed citations can be viewed using the Collaborators toggle link on the AbstractPlus display.

+My NCBI Collections

My NCBI Collections is now available as a selection under the PubMed results Send to menu.

+Summary Display

The blue sidebar menu has been removed from the Summary results to provide space for forthcoming features.

+AbstractPlus Related Reviews

Some PubMed users will see links toÂ Related ReviewsÂ on the AbstractPlus display.

+PMC IDs

The Abstract and CitationÂ displays now include the PubMed Central ID (PMCID).

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