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Old 01-21-2010, 07:45 PM #1
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Crazy Please explain how to use PubMed!
Hi Everyone.

Okay, I feel really stupid here. HOW DO YOU WORK PUBMED? I think this is really a question for fmichael. I am not a total moron, but not a computer wizard either...you can laugh at me if you want. We all need a little humor...

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