MEDLINE

                                           

Medline comes from the medical acronym of Medical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System Online, which organizes the bibliographic data is divided into groups like health care, pharmacy, dentistry, veterinary medicine, and nursing. Utilized for the MEDLARS system's searchable online database of biomedical article abstracts and references.

MEDLINE is a fantastic tool for conducting medical research since it is reliable, peer-reviewed, and comprehensive. Because you can identify who specifically carried out the study, who authored the findings, and even the location, MEDLINE is considered authoritative. The journals that are a part of MEDLINE must publish original research and have a focus on researchers and health professionals as readers.

The Medline database of the US National Library of Medicine is used to search the literature on medical biochemistry. MeSH keywords are used in the database's structure to categorize the content of references, and these terms are also used as key words in the human indexing process.

Reference:

https://www.techopedia.com/definition/8291/medline#:~:text=MEDLINE%20is%20a%20portmanteau%20of,veterinary%20medicine%20and%20health%20care.

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1258/000456302760042461#:~:text=Medline%20is%20the%20US%20National,MeSH%20terms%20as%20key%20words.