NLM bibliographic records. Ingested directly through E-utilities; no institutional subscription needed.
Open sourceMore places to look.
52 research and discovery destinations. Indexed records, direct searches and alternative perspectives are labeled separately.
Biomedical papers, preprints and linked full text. Records overlap with PubMed and are deduplicated.
Open sourceTrial registrations, status, sponsors and posted-results indicators. Registration is not evidence of benefit.
Open sourceDOI metadata, funding and update relationships. Supplemental title-based discovery; no abstract republication.
Open sourceOpen scholarly metadata and links to open versions. Bounded supplemental discovery; API allowance may require a key.
Open sourceDirect search across papers, theses and other scholarly works. No bulk access; never scraped.
Open sourceRead full text and article-specific licenses. Availability does not mean unrestricted reuse.
Open sourceSystematic reviews and controlled-trial records. Some full text requires access.
Open sourceMultilingual evidence-synthesis discovery. Search on the source site.
Open sourcePhysiotherapy trials, reviews and guidelines. Use the source’s search and ratings.
Open sourceClinical evidence discovery. Access varies by feature.
Open sourceCitation discovery and related papers. API ingestion is a future adapter.
Open sourceUniversity and repository research. API access and reuse terms must be configured before ingestion.
Open sourceAcademic repositories, including theses. Use the source search.
Open sourceResearch outputs, projects and repositories.
Open sourceInternational open-access literature, including substantial Latin American research.
Open sourceLatin American and Caribbean health-sciences literature. Try local-language terms too.
Open sourceJapanese scholarly publications and full text.
Open sourceOpen-access journal and article discovery.
Open sourceData, software, preprints and repository deposits. A deposit is not necessarily peer reviewed.
Open sourceStudy registrations, projects and preprints. Check the record’s review status.
Open sourceHealth-sciences preprints. Preliminary work, not peer-reviewed clinical guidance.
Open sourceBiology preprints. Preliminary findings and mechanisms.
Open sourcePhysics, optics and computational preprints.
Open sourceInternational trial registrations. A registration is not a published result.
Open sourceCross-registry trial discovery. Search availability and export access vary.
Open sourceEuropean clinical-trial information. Not all device studies fall within its scope.
Open sourceAustralia and New Zealand trial registrations.
Open sourceSystematic-review registrations; protocols are not completed findings.
Open sourceSpecialist association resources. Read the source, dates and scope of recommendations.
Open sourceSpecialist education and research resources. Source-level disclosure is required for any imported material.
Open sourceUser-requested alternative AI resource. No public ingestion API or content license verified. Check every factual claim against original evidence.
Open sourceUser-requested alternative publisher with commercial products. Articles and interviews are not equivalent to controlled research. Content is not ingested.
Open sourceAlternative research aggregation. Follow citations to originals; summaries and claims have not been appraised here.
Open sourceIndependent evidence summaries; topic coverage and access vary.
Open sourcePost-publication discussion. Comments are leads to examine, not automatic verdicts.
Open sourceIndependent curator’s PBM bibliography and topic tables. Follow the original papers; request permission before copying the compiled dataset. Historic summary is not a current systematic review.
Open sourceDetailed PBM overview with linked references, safety discussion and topic navigation. Editorial synthesis, not original research. Membership-supported publisher.
Open sourceComplementary-medicine database from the Carstens Foundation with expert and quick searches. Broad CAM coverage, not a dedicated PBM index. Confirm update cadence before relying on completeness.
Open sourceNaturopathic and integrative-health research programs; links to original publications and trials. Institutional source, not a comprehensive PBM repository.
Open sourceNatural-medicine research and institutional study discovery. Follow each project to its registration or publication. Broad scope; PBM coverage not established.
Open sourceIntegrative cancer-care education and therapy reviews. Use supportive-care context and original citations; do not conflate integrative care with a cure claim.
Open sourceBrain and transcranial PBM studies curated by a device manufacturer. Useful primary-paper leads. Disclose commercial ownership and verify devices and funding in each paper.
Open sourceCondition-specific research digests and training from a PBM manufacturer. Some downloads request contact details. Bibliographies are leads, not independent appraisal.
Open sourceDevice measurement, irradiance and dosing commentary from a seller. Useful technical questions and citations; verify measurements and commercial interests.
Open sourceA retailer’s searchable study selection with PubMed links and a link to Heiskanen’s database. Shows that working source-linked competitor libraries do exist. Do not inherit its positive-result labels without review.
Open sourceAlternative-health publisher with PBM coverage and commercial interests. Treat as commentary and citation discovery. Original claims and suggested protocols are not endorsed or ingested.
Open sourceProfessional herbal education and resources. Useful only for broader natural-health discovery; not a PBM evidence database.
Open sourceHistorical nutrition and orthomolecular medicine archive, including papers and commentary. Not a dedicated PBM source. Appraise the individual study and do not treat an archive entry as a clinical endorsement.
Open sourceAlternative-medicine articles, practitioner perspectives and archives. Some access is paid. Discover citations without importing articles or treating opinion as controlled research.
Open sourceUniversity-affiliated integrative-medicine publications. General integrative scope; PBM-specific coverage must be checked.
Open sourceIntegrative-health reporting, study summaries and practitioner education. Source availability varies; PBM-specific coverage not established.
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