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Webinar Recording "A New PubMed: Highlights for Information Professionals"
In this webinar for librarians and other information professionals you will preview the new, modern PubMed. The new PubMed, currently available at https://pubmed.gov/labs for testing, will be the default PubMed system in early 2020.




New PubMed Updated: Homepage, User Guide, My NCBI Alerts and Collections, and More

​Several new features have been added to the new PubMed including an updated homepage, an online user guide, the CSV file format, My NCBI Filters, My Bibliography and Collections, and search integration with the MeSH and NLM Catalog databases.

Webinar Recording "An Updated PubMed is on its Way!"

"NCBI Minute: An Updated PubMed is on its Way!" recorded on August 14th, 2019, is now available on the NCBI YouTube channel.

PubMed Labs Update: Using Filters

Users can now use filters to narrow search results in PubMed Labs by article type, text availability, publication date, species, language, sex, subject, journal category, and age. The most popular filters are included on the sidebar by default.

Library LinkOut using Outside Tool

​Library icons now appear in PubMed Labs for libraries participating in the Library LinkOut using Outside Tool service.

PubMed Update: MLA 2019

​A 45-minute presentation was recorded at the Medical Library Association Annual Meeting in Chicago, Illinois, May 2019 outlining the new PubMed, now available for testing at PubMed Labs.

PubMed Labs Update: Add Citations to the Clipboard

​The Clipboard is now available in PubMed Labs, allowing users to temporarily save and collect selected citations from one or more searches.

PubMed Labs Update: Advanced Search

​Advanced Search, including the Advanced Search Builder and History with search details, is now available in PubMed Labs

LinkOut Consolidation

​The National Library of Medicine (NLM) will consolidate the LinkOut for Libraries programs into a single service: Library LinkOut using Outside Tool.

An Updated PubMed Is on Its Way

​An updated version of PubMed, which will eventually replace the current version, is now available on the experimental PubMed Labs platform (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/labs/pubmed/).

New Features in PubMed Labs: Email and Save Citations, Find Associated Data, and More

​NLM is continuing to develop features in PubMed Labs, with new tools and functionality added on a regular basis. Recent releases added several ways to save and share citations, as well as enhancements to the search results and abstract pages.

Systematic Filter Updated

​[Updated December 21, 2018, to include (Cochrane Database Syst Rev[ta] AND review[pt]).]

The PubMed systematic [filter] strategy has been updated to incorporate the new 2019 MeSH Publication Type Systematic Review, i.e.,(((systematic review[ti] OR systematic literature review[ti] OR systematic scoping review[ti] OR systematic narrative review[ti] OR systematic qualitative review[ti] OR systematic evidence review[ti] OR systematic quantitative review[ti] OR systematic meta-review[ti] OR systematic critical review[ti] OR systematic mixed studies review[ti] OR systematic mapping review[ti] OR systematic cochrane review[ti] OR systematic search and review[ti] OR systematic integrative review[ti]) NOT comment[pt] NOT (protocol[ti] OR protocols[ti])) NOT MEDLINE [subset]) OR  (Cochrane Database Syst Rev[ta] AND review[pt]) OR systematic review[pt] 

MeSH Updated

​PubMed MEDLINE indexed citations and the MeSH database have been updated with 2019 MeSH vocabulary.

PubMed Labs Responsive Web Site

​PubMed Labs is a responsive Web site that can generate different display options depending on a user's device size, e.g., mobile phones. Mobile device users that access PubMed Labs will soon notice a slightly updated homepage and logo.

Formulas to Display in PubMed Titles and Abstracts

On June 6, 2018, the National Library of Medicine began displaying formulas in citation titles, abstracts, and keywords in PubMed. Previously, formulas were replaced with [Formula:see text].

PubMed Commons Discontinued

​PubMed Commons, a feature that enabled authors to share opinions and information about scientific publications indexed in PubMed, was discontinued on March 5, 2018.
All comments are archived on our FTP site

New Maximum Length for Custom Filters in PubMed

In April 2018, NLM will start limiting the length of PubMed custom filters to 4,000 characters, and asterisks (*) for truncation will no longer be allowed in these filters. We are introducing a limitation on this My NCBI feature to address resource-intensive demands on the system and to continue providing a rapid response time for all PubMed users.

PubMed Commons to be Discontinued

​PubMed Commons has been a valuable experiment in supporting discussion of published scientific literature. While many worthwhile comments were made through the service during its 4 years of operation, NIH has decided that the low level of participation does not warrant continued investment in the project, particularly given the availability of other commenting venues.

MeSH Updated

​PubMed MEDLINE indexed citations and the MeSH database have been updated with 2018 MeSH vocabulary
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