Obtain an on-line (computer) or hard-copy subscription for the journal in which the article has been published. Some journals are free such as the Journal of the National Cancer Institute (JNCI). Some journals will have just the abstract for an article available for free but you must be a paid subscriber to obtain a copy of the full text article. And some journals charge a limited fee for a one-time 24 hour access to their website to print articles.

Ask the staff or physician at your study site if they have a copy of the journal and would let you read the article.

Ask your own physician if he or she has access to or available medical journals.

Go to any local library or a local medical school library and ask to see an on-line or hard copy of a journal.

Ask the SELECT staff at your study site if they have the journal you are interested in and if you can read an article.