All articles in PubMed Central are full text...your students would not
reach an abstract only page like PubMed..

the journal from which an article comes may include all or some of
articles [there are some non-journal articles and some special
collections I think as well]...many journals offer all, some going
back to the 19th century and it seems most of the journals added over
the last few years (often new publications) offer full access... well
over 1000 journals and a wonderful resource..

Not familiar with Serial Solutions profile...guessing it refers to
full text coverage?

regards,
dana
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Dana Pearson
dbpearsonmlis.com

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