Papers, preprints and the data behind them
Open-access research read in full — with the datasets a finding rests on kept alongside the write-up.
- shelves
- 3
- fields declared
- 6
- years covered
- 1943–2027
- fields per record
- 4
- per record
- 2.9 KB
How it divides
3 dimensions · press a band to read it- Reports1,003,304 · 43.2%
- Papers & preprints960,887 · 41.4%
- Datasets359,351 · 15.5%
- Medical205,065 · 44.9%
- Dataset89,391 · 19.6%
- Academic51,660 · 11.3%
- General45,752 · 10.0%
- Technical43,381 · 9.5%
- Remaining 3 values21,775 · 4.8%
- 2027873 · 0.2%
- 2026288,793 · 57.1%
- 202540,795 · 8.1%
- 202467,867 · 13.4%
- 202344,147 · 8.7%
- 202223,278 · 4.6%
- 202121,280 · 4.2%
- 202018,746 · 3.7%
1,003,304 works sit on the Reports shelf — 43.2% of the collection.
Shelves partition the collection: every work is on exactly one, so these shares add to the whole.
What you can do with it
Trace a claim to its study — Find the work a figure came from, not an article summarising it.
See the design, not just the result — Sample size and method travel with the paper, so a small trial cannot pass as a settled finding.
Separate confirmation from contradiction — Studies that found an effect are kept distinct from those that did not.
Follow the citation — Each work carries its formal reference, so a point can be cited and checked.
Filed to answer
Which studies tested this in adults over 65, and how many people did they enrol?
What is the sample size behind the figure everyone keeps quoting?
Which papers failed to reproduce a result that was reported widely?
What datasets were published alongside the findings in this field?
Written to
- cadence
- Continuously
- last write
- 1 Jan 1970, 00:01 UTC
- added
- 39,573 in the last day
A new record is a newly published work. A revision replaces the text on the record that already exists rather than adding a second one, so the count does not double.
Where it stops
Subscription journals. What is held is open-access work and the metadata publishers release — a paywalled paper is not here in full text.
It is not a systematic review. It will show you the studies; deciding what the weight of evidence says is still your judgement.
Field reference
4 fields per record- Publication reference
- Sample size
- Study method
- Whether the finding was confirmed or contradicted