How to do a pro search in Pubmed?

This special #TheAmylaseSchool infographics (or mini-course) is a guide to navigate the deep waters of Pubmed (and not get drown). I provide a pdf at the end of the Twitter Thread

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Author Journal Date Title Abstract Language Affiliation
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How to search in Pubmed 2/5
Mesh terms, Boolean operators, My NCBI filters
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How to search in Pubmed 3/5
How to save your search
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How to search in Pubmed 4/5: extra stuff for crazy scientists-> all the Pubmed tags
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How to search in Pubmed 5/5: pdf with all the infographic stuff, click "How to search in Pubmed: Complete PDF Guide" at the beginning of the webpage. Thanks @AprendeConDanio for hosting this!

aprendecondanio.com/blog/ciencia/p…
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You can find more information about searching Pubmed in pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/help/

Have a good search!
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