Crie uma referência precisa em Vancouver
General rules
To create the bibliographic reference to a newspaper article in Vancouver Style, use the following basic template:
Author(s). Article title. Newspaper Title. Date of publication;section number or title:page number (col. column number).
Attention:
- In contrast to the journal title, the newspaper title is not to be abbreviated. For more details on giving the titles of newspapers, see the manual of Vancouver Style – Citing Medicine.
- If the information on the section number and title is missing, it is allowed to give the volume and issue numbers of the newspaper, in the same format as for a journal article (see the details here).
- If you are citing a special edition of a newspaper (for example, a version published for a particular region), give the edition title in parentheses after the newspaper title.
- In the page number element, in contrast to journal articles, give only the first page number instead of the full page range.
For a newspaper article available online, use the following template:
Author(s). Article title. Newspaper Title [Internet]. Date of publication [cited date cited];section number or title:page number (col. column number). Available from: URL
For the specifics of giving authors’ names in the Vancouver system, see this article.
Examples in a list of references
Bailey H. Wisconsin demonstrators rail against stay-at-home order. The Washington Post. 2020 Apr 27;The coronavirus pandemic:12 (col. 1).
Wilson M. Few unscathed by toll of virus across the city. The New York Times. 2020 Apr 3;169(58,652):1 (col. 1).