MEDLARS

abbr.

Medical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System (computerized index system of the US National Library of Medicine)

MEDLARS

[med′lärs]

abbreviation for Medical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System, a computerized literature retrieval service of the National Library of Medicine in Bethesda, Maryland. MEDLARS contains more than 4,500,000 references to medical articles in professional journals and books published since 1966. The references are made available on request to more than 1000 hospitals, universities, government agencies, and other interested parties throughout the world by means of a network of computer terminals. The references are filed in 15 data bases, including MEDLINE, TOXLINE, CHEMLINE, RTECS, CANCERLIT, and EPILEPSYLINE. See also MEDLINE.

MEDLARS [med´larz]

acronym for Medical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System, a computerized bibliographic system of the national library of medicine, from which the index medicus is produced.

MEDLARS,

n.pr the abbreviation for Medical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System, which is a computerized literature retrieval service offered by the National Library of Medicine in Bethesda, Maryland.

MEDLARS

acronym for Medical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System, a computerized bibliographic system of the National Library of Medicine (USA), from which the Index Medicus is produced.

MEDLARS

MEDical Literature & Analysis Retrieval System Medical informatics The computerized bibliographic retrieval system from the 40+ databases of Index Medicus which provides access to biomedical literature, managed by the NLM in Washington, DC. See National Library of Medicine.

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GRATEFUL MED MEDLINE MeSH	At the NLM, in the mid-1960s he had conducted pioneering work on evaluating the recently introduced medical information retrieval system, MEDLARS (Medical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System), which was one of the first great national (later worldwide) information retrieval systems. Preface by Rayward, W. Boyd; Unsworth, John / Library Trends Recently, a computerized information retrieval system for medical literature, MEDLARS (Medical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System) has been established by the National Library of Medicine; it is available through the Internet or through a central Europe host called DIMDI (German Medical Information & Documentation Institute). Why the information age demands we change the profile of medical ... by Lappa, Evagelia / Information Outlook Online research using MEDLINE and MEDLARS and inquiry with the FDA or other appropriate government agencies by way of a Freedom of Information Act request can also provide vital information about these corporate defendants. Death-over-the-counter: dangers of ephedrine by Aaron, Jody L. / Trial	Medipramine MedisGroups meditation meditation facilitation Meditation Sickness meditation therapy meditation-based stress reduction Mediterranean Mediterranean anemia Mediterranean Diet Mediterranean exanthematous fever Mediterranean Fever Mediterranean Food Mediterranean Food Pyramid Mediterranean lymphoma Mediterranean-hemoglobin E disease medium medium agent medium chain acyl-coenzyme A dehydrogenase deficiency medium-chain fatty acids medium-chain triglyceride medium-chain triglycerides medium-sized vessel vasculitis medius medlar body MEDLARS MEDLINE MedModeler Medoff sliding plate Medomalacuphobia medorrhea Medorthophobia medovahasrotas MedRC Medrol Medrol Acetate medroxyprogesterone medroxyPROGESTERone acetate medrysone meds Medspeak Medtalk Medtronic Meduck monitor medulla medulla oblongata medulla of adrenal gland medulla of hair shaft medulla of kidney medulla of lymph node medulla of the kidney	Medizinische Congressorganisation Nürnberg Medizinische Hochschule Medizinische Hochschule Hannover Medizinische Resonanz Therapie Medizinische und Biologische Informatik Medizinische Universität Wien Medizinischer Dienst des Verkehrswesens Medizinisches Präventions Centrum Hamburg Medizinproduktegesetz Medjanagardaz Medjanagardaz Medjerda Medjerda River Medjet Medjidie MEDJOC Medjool Medjool Medjool date Medjool date MEDjp Medjunarodnog Olimpijskog Komiteta MEDL medlar medlar medlar medlar body MEDLAR II medlar tree medlar tree MEDLARS MEDLARS On-Line System Medle Medlem af Folketinget Medlem av Den Norske Tannlegeforening medley medley medley medley Medley Newman Tucker Group Medley relay Medley swimming medleyed medleyed medleyed medleying medleying medleying medleys medleys medleys medlied medlied medlied MEDLINE MEDLINE MEDLINE MEDLINE MEDLL MEDLOG MEDLOG-D

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At the NLM, in the mid-1960s he had conducted pioneering work on evaluating the recently introduced medical information retrieval system, MEDLARS (Medical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System), which was one of the first great national (later worldwide) information retrieval systems.

Preface by Rayward, W. Boyd; Unsworth, John / Library Trends

Recently, a computerized information retrieval system for medical literature, MEDLARS (Medical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System) has been established by the National Library of Medicine; it is available through the Internet or through a central Europe host called DIMDI (German Medical Information & Documentation Institute).

Why the information age demands we change the profile of medical ... by Lappa, Evagelia / Information Outlook

Online research using MEDLINE and MEDLARS and inquiry with the FDA or other appropriate government agencies by way of a Freedom of Information Act request can also provide vital information about these corporate defendants.

Death-over-the-counter: dangers of ephedrine by Aaron, Jody L. / Trial

Medipramine

MedisGroups

meditation

meditation facilitation

Meditation Sickness

meditation therapy

meditation-based stress reduction

Mediterranean

Mediterranean anemia

Mediterranean Diet

Mediterranean exanthematous fever