Where do medical students go to check the literature

Literature search should follow the principle of "four first, four later", that is, "first near and then far, first inside and then outside, first specialized and then broad, first review and then single". First near and then far refers to the time of publication of the literature should be as close as possible, so that the timeliness of the article is good; first inside and then outside refers to the first to find the domestic literature, and then refer to foreign literature; literature should be found in the content of the more professional, more authoritative; review paper has been summarized very well, the first to find a review of the paper can be very good to help us save time.

Methods/steps 2:

Professional medical network databases are: China Biomedical Literature Database (CBM), the U.S. National Library of Medicine, the Netherlands Medical Abstracts Database (EMBase), the U.S. Chemical Abstracts (CA), the International Pharmaceutical Abstracts (IPA), the U.S. National Library of Medicine Toxicology Database (TOXLINE)

Methods/steps 3:

Commonly used search networks are: China Knowledge Network (CNKI), Wipo, Wanfang database, SuperStar eLibrary, Chinese scientific and technological journal database (NSTL), the National Science and Technology Library and Documentation Center, the Chinese Pharmaceutical Literature, as well as the library of your university, google, soopat, uspto, Daokubaba, Douding.com, Small woodworm, read show account network, free resources network, science citation index, Elsevier science, CDER, FDA, SFDA, etc., these are the better use of the site, most of them are free.