INSIGHTMEME
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THE MOST CURRENT AND COMPREHENSIVE BIOMEDICAL LITERATURE DATABASE
The largest collection of medical meeting information in the world, Insightmeme is the complete database of scientific meeting abstracts and publication abstracts from over 15,000 meetings and complete PubMed listings.
Insightmeme’s focus on meetings offers a significant advantage over journal abstracts by bringing you conference abstracts as soon as they are released, and offers four times the data available in traditional medical literature databases.
Insightmeme’s advanced search capabilities aggregate data by author, affiliation, location, disease, drug, company, clinical study and other parameters.
Make medical planning simpler, publication planning more effective and competitive tracking automatic with Insightmeme.
Unparalleled Integration
Export any Insightmeme content,
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Automatic Alerts
Program Insightmeme to send regular alerts with information that addresses your specific searches, avoiding the need to scour thousands of meeting websites.
Locate all the meetings in your therapeutic area
Use Events tab to uncover all the meetings around the globe relevant to your topic.
Featured Blogs and Articles
Rethinking Journal Submissions
Where to Publish Drug Trial Results? Traditional Journal Rankings Fail to Deliver their Promised Impact READ MORE
The Crucial Role of Conference Papers in an Era of Hyperspecialization
Conference literature can be an important way to bridge the gap between different scientific specialties — and to broaden the general knowledge base of specialists READ MORE
What data tips the scale for a “go” decision among care providers?
At a high level, providers are concerned with two primary considerations: cost and quality. READ MORE
How to Optimize Your Medical Affairs Efforts: Share of Scientific Voice
Share of Scientific Voice is a relative measure of how frequently your drug or other therapeutic is mentioned in the biomedical discourse. There are no hard and fast rules for defining the domain but it should be broad enough to include treatment options a physician would consider. READ MORE
