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In some cases the title and/or abstract obtained was incomplete (issue #2) -- 23 in the original pymed repo. This happens when the text contains html markup tags (<b>, <i>, <sub>, <sup>, ...). Example: PMID 31689885 <ArticleTitle>Gamma Irradiated <i>Rhodiola sachalinensis</i> Extract Ameliorates [...]</ArticleTitle> Before the fix the returned title was just: 'Gamma Irradiated ' <AbstractText>The effect of <i>Rhodiola sachalinensis</i> Boriss extract irradiated [...]</ArticleTitle> Before the fix the returned abstract was just: 'The effect of ' Fastest solution found: cleanup of frequently used html markup tags like <b>, <i>, <sub>, <sup>. It seems to fix most of papers correctly, at least for the above mentioned tags.
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In some cases the title and/or abstract obtained was incomplete
(issue gijswobben#23).
This happens when the text contains html markup tags (
<b>,<i>,<sub>,<sup>,...).Example: PMID 31689885
Fastest solution found: cleanup of frequently used html markup tags like
<b>,<i>,<sub>,<sup>.It seems to fix most of the papers correctly, at least for the above-mentioned tags.