PubMed Interact: an interactive search application for MEDLINE/PubMed.

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2006
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Abstract
Online search and retrieval systems are important resources for medical literature research. Progressive Web 2.0 technologies provide opportunities to improve search strategies and user experience. Using PHP, Document Object Model (DOM) manipulation and Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (Ajax), PubMed Interact allows greater functionality so users can refine search parameters with ease and interact with the search results to retrieve and display relevant information and related articles.
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Authors Muin, Michael;Fontelo, Paul;Ackerman, Michael;
Journal amia annual symposium proceedings amia symposium
Year 2006
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