2.Searched for exercise AND anxiety

3. Yes, found a lot of full texts

4. Yes, could limit research to many specific options including date, type of source, peer-reviewed.

5. You could sort articles by education level. I thought this was interesting because if you need a simpler text with the same qualifications you could find one.

I searched for Exercise and Mental Health.

Yes, I was able to get full texts.

Yes, I could search and refine my results.

A feature I found useful was the folder where you could print it, email it, or save multiple items. 

Topic: Sleep Apnoea in adults.
Full text? Yes, there were lots of them.
Could you limit your results? Yes, it allowed me to limit by the date, and helped me narrow down what I was looking for.
One interesting feature: I liked the list of options on the left hand side after I had found a source. The options included things like “citations, send to..., details, etc.” This makes it easier to click on exactly what you’re looking for when you find an article that you want.

2. Type 1 Diabetes ( I was just diagnosed )

3. Yes there were many full length overviews, excerpts, guidelines and articles available.

4. Yes. I could filter my search by source type, specialties and date.

5. I liked the filtering features that would allow me to select videos or sources with images in addition to selecting a specialty. I think the specialty filter is really important because it helps you to get the best available information specific to your major or research topic.