How to Cite HealthCentral Network

Citing HealthCentral Network in APA Format

• 1

  List the name of the author in the following format:

  Last, F.

  For example:

  Markaity, I.

• 2

  List the date of publication in the following format:

  (Year, Month Day).

  For example:

  (2011, January 10).

• 3

  List the full title of the article or document, followed by a period. When using the APA format, only capitalize the first letter of Internet titles.

  For example:

  Yoga for knee health and strength.

  If proper nouns appear in the title, they should also be capitalized.

• 4

  List the full URL in the following format:

  Retrieved from http://www.healthcentral.com/diet-exercise/c/223360/138102/strength/?ic=4027

• 5

  Ensure that the finished citation appears in the following format when following the APA formatting guidelines:

  Markaity, I. (2011, January 10). Yoga for knee health and strength. Retrieved from http://www.healthcentral.com/diet-exercise/c/223360/138102/strength/?ic=4027

Citing HealthCentral Network in MLA Format

• 6

  List the name of the author in the following format:

  Last, First.

  For example:

  Markaity, Ivy.

• 7

  List the title of the article or document in quotation marks and followed by a period.

  For example:

  "Yoga for Knee Health and Strength."

• 8

  List the name of the website in italics, followed by a period.

  For example:

  MyDietExercise.com.

• 9

  List the name of the publisher, followed by a comma.

  For example:

  HealthCentral,

• 10

  List the date of publication in the following format:

  Day Month Year.

  If no date is given, insert:

  n.d.

• 11

  List the medium of publication. When citing the HealthCentral Network, this should appear as follows:

  Web.

• 12

  List the date on which you accessed the site in the following format:

  Day Month Year.

• 13

  Ensure that the finished citation appears in the following format when following the MLA formatting guidelines:

  Markaity, Ivy. "Yoga for Knee Health and Strength." MyDietExercise.com. HealthCentral, 10 Jan. 2011. Web. 15 Mar. 2011.

  MLA style no longer requires the use of URLs, but you may include the URL in angle brackets directly beneath your citation if you wish, or if your publisher or professor requires it.

  For example:

  Markaity, Ivy. "Yoga for Knee Health and Strength." MyDietExercise.com. HealthCentral, 10 Jan. 2011. Web. 15 Mar. 2011.

  <http://www.healthcentral.com/diet-exercise/c/223360/138102/strength/?ic=4027>