MASH Research Portfolio recommends you to look for research articles via reliable sources including research databases and journal websites. Your search strategies will depend on the purpose of your search.

If you are exploring with the aim of learning more about your field of interest, you can look through relevant journals or research database (See examples below). You can also subscribe to the updates or social media accounts of the journals or websites of interest.

If you have a specific research or clinical questions in mind, you can go straight to the relevant database and look for your target using the search function. Use relevant and specific keywords, and apply search filters as needed. The search filter will allow you to narrow down the range through categories such as the time of publication, subject field, country of publication.

Once you have found some key articles of interest, you can delve deeper into the topic through articles published by the same research team or authors. Similarly, you can go through the references and citations of the key articles to find more related research. You can even set up an alert to receive updates about publications from the authors or article citations.