PubMed PMC Bookshelf Search

PubMed PMC Bookshelf Search

Medical Journals & Articles

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Released
August 2, 2020
Updated
October 31, 2025

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Access a vast collection of biomedical and life science literature, including journal articles and book chapters. This app provides a simple interface to search and retrieve citations, often with links to full-text content from various sources.

โœ“Biomedical literature search
โœ“Journal article citations
โœ“Book and chapter citations
โœ“Links to full-text content
โœ“MEDLINE database access
โœ“PubMed Central (PMC) access
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What's New in PubMed PMC Bookshelf Search

1.2.6

October 31, 2025

- Bug fixes and stability improvements

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Advertising pops up: horrible

Was much better and easier to ise in the previous versions

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FAQ

What is this app for?

This app allows you to search the extensive PubMed database, which contains millions of citations for biomedical literature. You can find references to journal articles, life science publications, and online books, with links to full-text content when available.

What kind of content can I find?

You can find citations and abstracts from MEDLINE, which includes curated journal articles. It also provides access to citations from PubMed Central (PMC), a full-text archive, and citations for books and book chapters available on Bookshelf.

Is this app free to use?

Yes, the app itself is free to download and use. It provides access to the free PubMed resource. However, the description indicates it is 'free with in-app purchases', though specific details on what these purchases entail are not provided.

What are the main sources of information?

The primary sources are MEDLINE, PubMed Central (PMC), and Bookshelf. MEDLINE contains journal article citations, PMC offers full-text articles, and Bookshelf provides access to biomedical and life sciences books and reports.

Who developed this app?

This app is developed and maintained by an individual and is not officially affiliated with the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) or the U.S. National Library of Medicine (NLM). It utilizes NCBI APIs to access the PubMed data.