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I need to find articles on Planned Parenthood for my nursing class, and I need to cite them in APA format.

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Topics: Articles, Education, How do I...?, Citation, Citation/Style: APA

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To access databases for your nursing class, go to our Databases by Subject LibGuide (link below) and select the Health/Nursing tab.

If you search in EBSCO, enter your search term and then use the limiters on the left to refine for full text, publication date and subject.

To cite, select the cite option on the right and you will see an APA citation. Please note that the citations provided by EBSCO are not always 100% correct. To double check the citations, go to our Cite APA Style LibGuide (link below) for more pointers.

Another great citation resource is Purdue Owl's style guide, and that link is also provided below.

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