Prime: PubMed Journals & Tools 2.14

The Prime app is a valuable tool for accessing the latest journal citations and abstracts from the extensive PubMed database. It allows users to perform comprehensive searches, access full-text articles from publishers, and offers a range of exclusive tools that cannot be found elsewhere, enhancing the user experience.

Prime Features

• Search: Conduct evidence-based searches using keywords, authors, or journals and easily access full-text articles.
• Organize: Bookmark and tag important articles and searches for quick reference in the future.
• Share: Seamlessly share articles via email, Twitter, Facebook, SMS, Dropbox, and other platforms.

Exclusive Tools

• Grapherence®: Unbound introduces an innovative search feature that visually displays the influence and connections between journal articles, aiding researchers in discovering hidden entries, identifying significant contributions, recognizing clusters of ideas, and locating pivotal articles.
• For You: Receive personalized article recommendations based on your app usage via a dedicated feed.
• Browse: Select specific journals to follow and receive timely alerts whenever new articles are published.

What is Grapherence?

The Grapherence feature is an interactive search offered by Unbound that presents a graphical depiction of the influence and interconnectedness among journal articles. By tapping on the Grapherence button within a citation, users can instantly visualize how an article relates to others. This invaluable tool helps researchers uncover elusive entries, assess overall significance, identify clusters of thought, and locate seminal articles with ease.

About Unbound Medicine

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