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1/ Welcome back #medlibs, #critlib, #critcat, and other folks for part 2 of my what's new for #2023MeSH thread. ICYMI, the original thread:
2/ As I noted in the previous #2023MeSH thread, there's a lot of new terms under Population Groups, which is why this is getting its own thread.
3/ Before I get into #2023MeSH though, I think it's important to provide some context on why there are so many new terms and changes. I'm going to cover a brief timeline. Apologies in advance, because I may have missed or overlooked people and events along the way.
1/ Hold on to your controlled vocabulary #medlibs friends, it's time for a thread on annual changes to Medical Subject Headings #2023MeSH!
The files were released a couple of weeks ago, but now... now the MeSH database has been updated. But first, a few housekeeping things:
The files were released a couple of weeks ago, but now... now the MeSH database has been updated. But first, a few housekeeping things:
2/ Some links for those who really want details on #2023MeSH:
➡️What's new with MeSH
nlm.nih.gov/mesh/whatsnew.…
➡️MeSH browser
meshb.nlm.nih.gov
➡️MeSH database (tied to PubMed)
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/mesh
➡️What's new with MeSH
nlm.nih.gov/mesh/whatsnew.…
➡️MeSH browser
meshb.nlm.nih.gov
➡️MeSH database (tied to PubMed)
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/mesh
3/ In case you are curious about past threads I've done on annual MeSH changes (previous to #2023MeSH):
➡️ 2021
➡️ 2022
➡️ 2021
➡️ 2022
