Where can I find free online medical databases like pubmed?
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Clinicaltrials.gov [http://clinicaltrials.gov] "provides regularly updated information about federally and privately supported clinical research in human volunteers. ClinicalTrials.gov gives you information about a trial's purpose, who may participate, locations, and phone numbers for more details. "\n\nOne can search by disease, location, treatment, and sponsor.\nThe information about a certain location will also say if the study is still recruiting for volunteers.\n\nOf course, if you search MedlinePlus (www.medlineplus.gov) by disease, there will be links  to clinical trials regarding that disease.\nIt may be possible that ClinicalTrials.gov is updated more quickly ththan the individual disease/conditions pages in MedlinePlus. So it would be wise to check both MedlinePlus and ClinicalTrials.gov\n\nI have found Centerwatch.org to be virtually worthless. It is not as complete as ClinicalTrials.\n\nHope this helps!\nJanice\n\n(Part of my duties as a medical librarian is to foward to our IRB [Insitutional Review Board] a monthly listing of all the doctors\nat our medical college that are performing clinical trials...ClinicalTrials.gov has proven to be sufficient for our needs)
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A place you might want to keep in mind is Medscape.com. I am a student in Med School and it is a life saver at times. Hope you can find what you are looking for here. Oh and registration is free.
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Not that I know of.  There are plenty of sites (such as webmd.com) to find general medical information, but most doctors wouldn't put your records on the Web.  For one thing, there's no reward for them to put in that effort. For another (at least in the US) there are laws about privacy that would probably scare the docs out of doing any such thing.
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Documentated cases, for the gereral public, of medical histories are best found in medical journal articles. Try looking at PubMed, they have a lot of stuff there.\n\nhttp://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?DB=pubmed\n\nEDIT 1+2: "PubMed is a service of the U.S. National Library of Medicine that includes over 16 million citations from MEDLINE and other life science journals for biomedical articles back to the 1950s. PubMed includes links to full text articles and other related resources."
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Hi Dear;\n\nPlease, visit this website it have differnet DB Ebooks from biginners to experts and all are free and easy to download and run and have easy languages.\n\nhttp://www.eastasp.com
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Go to Pubmed (just enter "Pubmed" into your search engine).  That is where virtually all of the world's medical research is published.\n\nGood luck.
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http://www.vbmysql.com/
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anapsid.org\npythons.com\npythonsecrets.com
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I recommend that you begin here...\n\nthe first part of these first two websites are free:\n\nussearch.com\nzabasearch.com\nsearchsystems.com
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Look here http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/
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http://www.diseasedirectory.net/
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I'm not sure of a database avaliable for free, but this may come in handy:\n\nhttp://www.alexnolan.net/onlinetools/postcodesuk.htm
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There are a few on-line databases for scientific journals. Some require a membership but you may be able to access them through your school library or through the public library. For that subject I'd look at BioOne, PubMed and CSA Illumina. Justor is another that could be useful as well. These are all databases where you can search for pear reviewed articles and they are fairly user friendly. Hope this helps.
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Maybe you could try WEB MD.com
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Look at the urls\nhttp://www.DIAGNOSTICS.CC \nhttp://www.EARLY-DIAGNOSTICS.COM \nhttp://www.EARLYDIAGNOSIS.ORG \nhttp://www.EARLYDIAGNOSTICS.BIZ \nhttp://www.EARLYDIAGNOSTICS.INFO \nhttp://www.EARLYDIAGNOSTICS.ORG \nhttp://www.EARLYHIVSYMPTOM.COM \nhttp://www.HEALTHCLUBJOURNAL.COM \nhttp://www.LIVEHEALTHY.INFO \nhttp://www.URINARYTRACTINFECTIONSYMPTOM.COM
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Try http://www.medline.com
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I go to http://www.digg.com which links to a number of technology blogs. But that's my area of interest. It may be different for a doctor ;-)