Persistent Links from Library Resources

If using a direct or proxied DOI or Smart Search permalink aren't options for your article, you can get a persistent link directly on the publisher's journal page.

On this page we've included instructions and examples for quite a few publishers (see the full list in the left column), but if you don't see your article's publisher listed give the instructions listed here a try anyway - most publishers offer similar functionalities. 

Example Journal: Science

1. Click on the article title.
2. Click the PDF tab.
3. Click "Download PDF."
4. Copy the URL at the top of the page - that's your persistent link.
    

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Example Journal: Biochemistry

1. Click on article title.
2. Copy the link at the top of the page - that's your persistent link.
    

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Example Journal: JAMA Neurology

1. Click on article title. 
2. Copy URL at top of screen - that's your persistent link.

 

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Example Journal: Arthritis Research & Therapy

1. Click on article title.
2. Copy the URL at the top of the page - that's your persistent link!
3. Or, copy the DOI link. BioMed Central articles are open access so the DOI should work.

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Or, copy the DOI link. BioMed Central articles are open access so the DOI should be sufficient.

Example Journal: Pharmacogenomics

1. Click on PDF of article.
2. Copy URL from top of screen - that's your persistent link.

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Example Journal: Journal of Dental Education

1. Click on PDF of article.
2. Copy URL from top of screen - that's your persistent link.
    

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Example Journal: Nature Medicine

1. Click on PDF of article.
2. Copy URL from top of screen - that's your persistent link.
    

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Example Journal: NEJM

1. Click on PDF of article.
2. Copy URL from top of screen - that's your persistent link.
    

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Example Journal: American Journal of Nursing

1. Click on title of article.
2. Click “Email Jumpstart” but do not email.
3. Copy the link shown - that's your persistent link. 

Note: Be aware that most Ovid journals are limited to 1-3 simultaneous users – the link may be fine but the user may still have problems.
 

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Example Journal: Clinical Infectious Diseases

1. Click on article title.
2. Copy URL from top of screen - that's your persistent link.
    

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Example Journal: Clinical Nursing Research

1. Click on Download PDF.
2. Copy URL from top of screen - that's your persistent link.
    

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Example Journal: American Journal of Ophthalmology

1. Right click on PDF of article.
2. Copy link - that's your persistent link.
    

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Example Journal: Behavior Research Methods

1. Right click on Download PDF for the article.
2. Copy link - that's your persistent link. 
    

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Example Journal: Journal of Positive Psychology

1. Click on article title.
2. Copy the URL after the article's title, it will include the letters doi - that's your persistent link.
    

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Example Journal: Allergy

1. Right click on PDF of article.
2. Copy the link - that's your persistent link.
    

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