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To stay up to date on a subject, one can set up RSS feeds or alerts in databases to receive notifications when new articles match searches. Specifically, citation alerts in Web of Science databases will notify the user every time an important article is cited in new research. Additionally, the Zetoc alerts service allows users to get information as it is published by setting up email alerts for journal releases or keyword/author searches that are updated weekly.
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