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What are the Limitations of MeSH Terms?
Although MeSH terms are highly beneficial, they do have limitations:
Lag in Updates:
The MeSH thesaurus is updated annually, which may lead to a lag in incorporating new terms for emerging diseases or concepts.
Specificity Issues:
Some terms may be too broad or too narrow, impacting the precision of search results.
Language Barrier:
MeSH terms are primarily in English, which can be a barrier for non-English speaking researchers.
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Why are MeSH Terms Important in Epidemiology?
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