As requested, I poked around a bit 'in this site which, in all honesty, I did not know. This is a very positive surprise to the vast sources of information available in it. I think PubMed is easy to use not only for teaching and working, but also to any matter of simple curiosity about the medical field. What is certain is that a really full use of this source is possible, particularly for those who have some familiarity with the various fields of medicine, so as to be able to use PubMed as a source of constant updating and deepening.
This is, as was done note the allocation of the task, a site in English, but a scientific English, easy and intuitive, it appears that I do not think a big problem for most.
The most striking thing is the huge amount of PubMed of articles and information can be found there.
I decided, more or less consciously, not to use this resource for research regarding the threat (and now close) an examination of Anatomy, but I preferred to use about a topic that particularly interests me, do you want for reasons himself or by simple curiosity. This topic is Alzheimer's disease, a disease known especially in its primitive stage but that few people know the real practical impact, especially in pathological cases very advanced.
To be honest I would not recommend an article rather than another, given the large number of these with respect to the chosen theme, I can only point out that I have found a number of very interesting information, especially about new ideas research (of course we are talking about foreign countries, never ...) that are proposed by the scientific community with great frequency, and it can only increase my curiosity.
I think I'll keep updated on this issue using PubMed and therefore also can not claim to be very satisfied with this resource efficiently and, at least for me, new.
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