MEDICAL LITERATURE · TREATMENT RESEARCH
Follow the source.
Keep the evidence.
Find publication metadata, open the original record and take your citations with you. Keep the source, publication date and research state together.
Search the literature
YOUR SOURCE DESK
A question. A source. A clear record.
Search PubMed or PMC publication metadata, or a limited page of recent bioRxiv and medRxiv preprints. Do not enter patient information. Research terms are sent through the ARQS server to the selected public source; no patient or learner profile is created.
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Preprint warning: These are preprint records and may not have completed peer review. Matches come from the returned source page in the recent 30-day window, not an exhaustive search.
Up to ten source records per search. Downloads retain the search terms, source, publication dates and original ARQS response timestamp. That timestamp does not establish a dataset update or a paper's current validity. Editing the search clears previous results and downloads. Create or choose a notebook below to save this search.
YOUR RESEARCH NOTEBOOK
Keep the question.
Carry the sources forward.
Collect citations from the search above, keep research notes and track your reading. Included in this public Literature Desk. Your notebooks stay in this browser; download backups to keep a separate copy. Do not enter patient or other personal information.
Saved and imported citations are copies of metadata, with original dates and search terms. Their source records have not been rechecked. Older saved citations may have unverified search provenance. Your confidence notes are not validated evidence grades or clinical recommendations.
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Backups and recovery
Saved JSON preserves every workspace and its metadata. CSV is a reading-list export. Imports merge new workspace IDs and refuse conflicting copies; existing saved content is not replaced. Store backups privately.
Saving does not refresh a paper, send a message or take a payment. This browser may clear local data; a downloaded backup is your separate copy.
DISCOVERY WITH CONTEXT
A citation starts
a closer look.
PubMed indexing and PMC availability do not establish peer review, clinical suitability or an endorsement. Preprints are preliminary. Article availability and publication rights remain with each source provider.
This desk locates metadata and original source links. It does not republish full articles, rank treatments, diagnose, recommend care, prescribe or determine coverage.