Sources
PubMed
- Perform a search or advanced search on PubMed. The search results are what will be displayed in your RSS feed, so make sure they are accurate.
- At the top of the search results, near the search field, select Create RSS.
- A dropdown will appear. Confirm by clicking Create RSS again and then Copy to copy the generated RSS feed URL.
- Paste the URL into WordPress. It should automatically create the block and display the intended publications.
ORCiD
- Go to your ORCiD profile. The URL should look like this: orcid.org/XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX
- Paste the URL into WordPress. It should automatically create the block and display the intended publications.
Block Settings
The publications block has several settings, including style options and controls for what is displayed.
- Number of publications
Control how many publications are displayed. The higher the number, the longer the page will take to load. - Featured authors
Add up to 10 authors to feature. Featured authors will be bolded in the RSS feed.
Note: not all publications sources support authors. This option will not be available in those that don’t. - Display…
The following fields can be toggled on and off (if the source supports them).- Date
- Description
- Source
- Identifiers
Example
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Journal of clinical oncology : official journal of the American Society of Clinical Oncology. pmid:42456082, doi:10.1200/JCO-26-01169
No abstract
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JMIR pediatrics and parenting. pmid:42447431, pmc:PMC13367757, doi:10.2196/70630
CONCLUSIONS: We highlight the paucity of accessible caregiver-oriented information about neurodevelopment on congenital cardiac surgical programs’ websites in the United States and characterize two primary website models. The lack of information may negatively impact caregiver understanding of and engagement with neurodevelopmental services for their child with a congenital heart defect. Future research should explore the impact of each website model on caregiver understanding of and engagement…
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Journal of patient-reported outcomes. pmid:42443693, doi:10.1186/s41687-026-01145-7
CONCLUSIONS: This study demonstrates the use of interaction coding and CCS to refine an effective evaluation instrument to improve deprescribing interventions with an older Veteran population. Through iterative refinement of items based on cognitive interviews, over half of the DEQI instrument’s items were improved, resulting in clearer items and reduced confusion among participants.
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Cognitive research: principles and implications. pmid:42437864, doi:10.1186/s41235-026-00740-y
Educators face persistent challenges in fostering deep understanding of abstract STEM concepts. Theories of embodied cognition propose that grounding abstract ideas in bodily action and perception can enhance learning. Teachers often intuitively use embodied pedagogies such as gesturing and hand-drawing in the classroom, both by performing these themselves or asking students to do these actions, yet the comparative effects of these different types of embodied pedagogies are not well understood….
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Journal of experimental & clinical cancer research : CR. pmid:42432797, doi:10.1186/s13046-026-03779-3
CONCLUSIONS: These results highlight the feasibility of targeting CAF functions to improve therapeutic response, and support the investigation of nilotinib and anti-PD-1 therapy clinically.