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Entire Pubmed full text

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Stemcellmonkey ▴ 10

Hi guys

Is it possible to buy / license a local copy of the entire pubmed / medline with full-text?

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Kasper

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duplicate of How To Download A Few Hundred Pdfs From Pubmed

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Thank you - I found that too :-) Do you think that approach would be the way to go if the plan is to analyze the entire pubmed?

Kasper

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Ram · Accepted Answer · 2014-10-28

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Chris S. ▴ 320

No. You can get ~1 million open access articles from ftp://ftp.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pub/pmc. For the other 23 million, you need to get access to full text from the publisher. Check the Genocoding project at http://text.soe.ucsc.edu/ since they are trying to mine sequences from all Pubmed and have a table on what publishers have granted access.

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Thank you so much Chris :-)

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