Guest guest Posted June 3, 2005 Report Share Posted June 3, 2005 Daphne wrote: Ok, dumb question but I was just messing around with Google Scholar (I > typed in 'cholesterol myth'). More than half the results were from > Pub Med, the name of which implies the articles are publicly > available. But I only saw abstracts, and found no way to actually > read the articles. Which makes the usefulness of Google Scholar very > limited, if you can't actually READ most of the articles it finds. Or > am I missing something. > > Daphne > > P.S. It really burns me that we taxpayers PAY for the research that > isn't made freely accessible. Hi, Daphne. You can get most of these articles at a library, especially an academic library, which would be considered free to the public. There is typically a charge for online full text articles just as there is for any other type of circulating paper journal. PubMed is a search tool for content, not necessarily for the full article. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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