PubMed Hub: Medical Research26.10.10

Search PubMed for research papers and journal articles, see retracted papers flagged in your results before you cite them, and keep the papers that matter in a library that syncs across your Android devices.

Made for clinicians, medical and nursing students, researchers and librarians.

Sources: PubMed (pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov), NCBI Bookshelf (ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books) and NIH iCite (icite.od.nih.gov), all U.S. government services, plus Europe PMC. PubMed Hub is an independent app from Omelette Inc. and does not represent any government agency.

SEARCH PUBMED
• Search by keyword, title, author or PMID, or say your query
• Results load straight from NCBI as you scroll
• Sort by Newest or Best match. Filter to Free full text, Systematic reviews, Clinical trials or the past 1, 5 or 10 years
• NCBI Bookshelf chapters appear alongside journal articles
• Share a PMID, DOI or PubMed link from any app to search it

RETRACTIONS AND OTHER LABELS
• Labels for Retracted, Expression of concern, Retraction notice, Preprint and Free full text
• Retracted titles are struck through
Labels repeat PubMed's own records. They are not quality ratings.

READ, CITE AND FOLLOW UP
• Full abstracts, citation counts from NIH iCite, Similar articles and Cited by
• Cite in Vancouver, AMA, BibTeX or RIS, or export an .ris file for your reference manager
• Open the publisher's page in the app and save its PDF if offered. Paywalls still apply.

BUILD YOUR LIBRARY (free account)
• Save research papers to My Articles and Favourites, synced, with their abstracts available offline
• Download free PDFs of open-access papers with a PubMed Central ID, when Europe PMC offers one
• PDF Box keeps your PDFs offline and synced
• Saved papers are re-checked about once a day when you open your library, and Home tells you if one was retracted

OPEN-ACCESS MEDICAL BOOKS (free account)
• 500+ medical and health books and reports from NCBI Bookshelf, all public domain or Creative Commons, each showing its licence and credit
• Books download from NCBI when opened, then stay on your device for offline reading

ALSO INCLUDED
• Research News: the latest from 27 journal and news feeds, no account needed
• Scientific Jokes for a break between papers (free account)
• Reading Room look: warm paper and serif titles, light or dark to match your device
• Works in landscape on tablets, with wider grids

PRO (optional subscription)
• No ads anywhere in the app
• Read aloud: your device's voice reads abstracts, PDFs and books, skipping the reference list
• PDFs and books: speed from 0.8x to 2.0x
• PDFs and books keep reading with the screen off, with lock-screen controls
• Two more looks: Evidence Desk (always light) and Omelette Night (always dark)
Read aloud uses your device's English text-to-speech voice. Scanned PDFs cannot be read aloud.

Pro has four plans: 1, 3, 6 or 12 months. Each renews automatically at the end of its period until you cancel. The price for your country is shown before you buy. Cancel any time in Google Play; Pro stays active until the end of the period you paid for. Without Pro, the app is free to use and shows ads.

ACCOUNT AND PRIVACY
• Search without an account. To save, download PDFs and sync, sign up with email and password, or Continue with Google
• Signed in, your library, search history and PDFs are stored with your account
• Ads come from Google AdMob, which uses your advertising ID
• Delete your account in the app or on the web. This does not cancel a Google Play subscription
• Privacy policy: https://www.omeletteinc.com/pubmedhub-privacy.html

PubMed Hub is not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. National Library of Medicine, NIH, NCBI, Europe PMC or any journal. PubMed is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. PubMed Hub is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any medical condition. Consult a healthcare professional for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.