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A BVS é uma coleção de mais 32 milhões de referências bibliográficas de documentos que estão organizados em bases de dados, tais como MEDLINE, LILACS, WHO IRIS e PAHO IRIS, além de dezenas de bases nacionais, temáticas e institucionais com informação técnica e científica em ciências da saúde.
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Em quais formatos os metadados estão disponíveis?
Os metadados estão disponíveis nos formatos: XML, JSON, RIS, CSV e RSS.
Abaixo encontra-se um exemplo de cada um destes formatos.
Ex: XML
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