User talk:Joyjxu1

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Hello, Joyjxu1, and welcome to Wikipedia! My name is Ian and I work with Wiki Education; I help support students who are editing as part of a class assignment.

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Alzheimer's
Hi, Joyjxu1 (and ; thanks for the fine additions to Alzheimer's disease! I have made a few adjustments, minor copyediting, and have made some citation adjustments to conform with the rest of the style of the article.  I changed some numbers to spelled out rather than digits to reflect WP:MOSNUM, there are no spaces between punctuation and the ref tag, removed some usage of also and additionally (which are almost always redundant editorializing), and combined the citations used more than once to a common way for formatting named refs. We don't need to provide a URL when the link is non-free and readers can't access it anyway, but free links are a very good thing. One thing that needs checking is this citation, as the authors you mention are different from those PubMed returns, although it seems to be the same article. Thanks for the fine work! I will be out the rest of the afternoon, but will check back this evening with you. Sandy Georgia (Talk)  17:25, 16 November 2021 (UTC)

PS, it is customary for Wikipedians to copy barnstars to display on their user page, so feel free to decorate your page with a copy of this ! Sandy Georgia (Talk)  03:42, 13 December 2021 (UTC)