If you use a filter to download records from PubMed, your EndNote references do not contain any links to take you to the full text of the articles. Our FAQ on PubMed and EndNote suggests a few ways of dealing with this problem.

Our medical journals term list, which converts full journal titles in your references to Pubmed abbreviations (and vice versa), has been updated to include 202 new journals which began publication in 2006 or 2007. See our journals term lists page.

Some journal editors are now requiring that authors include the Digital Object Identifier (DOI) in their references.

We have amended our Pubmed filter and connection file so that you can import the DOI into EndNote (version 8 and upwards).

Another use of the DOI is to create links to the full text of journal articles. But if you modify the DOI to create such a link, you no longer have the DOI in your EndNote library if you want to include it in your references.

For more information, see our FAQ on Pubmed and EndNote