Search the world’s biomedical literature with the embase biomedical literature database
The embase biomedical literature database delivers one year of login access to a vast biomedical and pharmacological literature index built for researchers, review authors and drug-development teams. It pulls together journal articles and international conference abstracts so you can run sensitive searches that MEDLINE alone misses.
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Inside this resource
Why Embase for literature search
Embase is valued for its depth in drug, pharmacology and medical-device literature, with indexing terms that capture drug names, adverse events and study types cleanly. Teams building systematic reviews lean on it because conference abstracts surface results months before journal publication.
What you receive
You get a personal login to the live platform for the full subscription term. If the account develops a problem within twelve months of your purchase date, it is exchanged for a working one at no charge.
Who this serves
- Systematic review authors — a second major index alongside MEDLINE for complete search sensitivity.
- Pharmacovigilance teams — strong adverse-event and device indexing.
- Researchers and librarians — one searchable biomedical corpus for the year.
Before you buy
How fast is the login delivered?
Credentials are sent to your email, typically within three days of purchase depending on availability.
What happens if the account stops working?
A replacement account is provided free of charge for any issue arising within the one-year term.
The chart
| Format | Online database subscription |
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| Access term | 1 year from purchase |
| Publisher | Embase |
| Department | Medical Accounts |
| Delivery | Login by email within 3 days |
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Priya –
Renewed for the second year running. Reliable account and the exchange policy is real.
M. Alvarez –
Good database, though setup took closer to three days than promised. Coverage itself is excellent.
drtomh –
Used it for a pharmacovigilance screen. The device indexing saved me a lot of manual searching.
K. Owusu –
Solid for conference abstracts. Wish the interface were faster but the coverage is worth it.
R. Menon –
Got my login in two days. Embase fills the drug-indexing gaps MEDLINE leaves for our review work.