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Thomas Krichel <[log in to unmask]>
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  Dalton, Deborah writes

> A colleague has asked if it is possible to make this type of alert a
> link on our web page on a certain occupational safety topic we are
> continually researching.

  Let me shamelessly self-advertize.  If you are continually
  researching a certain topic, and you are prepared to spend a bit
  of time on it every week, then opening a Biomed News report on
  it will save you time. You will select the papers manually,
  but the report will take account of all past selected and
  not-selected papers to produce you a selection of papers
  each week. 

> In this way, individuals in our group would be automatically updated
> to latest on the topic, without having to set up a search over
> again.

  Biomed News uses no searching whatsoever. It uses machine
  learning on entire PubMed records. It's a much more flexible
  approach. But: you still have to teach the machine what you
  want to see. That's what our users do. See

http://biomed.news


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  Cheers,

  Thomas Krichel                  http://openlib.org/home/krichel
                                              skype:thomaskrichel

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