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HDB-0032

Biomedical abstract and indexing database containing 44+ million records from 8,100+ journals, conference abstracts, and clinical trials dating from 1947 to present. Designed for systematic reviews, drug safety monitoring, and evidence-based research; accessed through paid institutional subscriptions or individual access options.

Category

Research database

Access

Paid

Cost

Subscription (institutional annual or individual daily)

Region

Global

Size

44+ million records

License / terms

Proprietary

Data types

bibliographic records, journal articles, conference abstracts, clinical trials

biomedical literature drug safety systematic reviews evidence synthesis

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Record HDB-0032 · last verified 2026-08-05 · listed in Research databases

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