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To the Editor: Perceptions of research productivity vary widely. Although American and British researchers are acknowledged to be highly prolific in international biomedical and clinical research, the scientific output of researchers in smaller countries may be high when the data are normalized according to population.¹ Curious about how individual states in the United States might rank with respect to productivity in biomedical research, I compared the number of publications listed in Medline among individual states.

The Medline data base was searched with the use of the Internet provider PubMed in October 1998. Searches were performed by first selecting the advanced-search . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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