PubMed

Data

Neotask gives your research agents access to PubMed's 35+ million biomedical citations through OpenClaw — search literature, retrieve abstracts, and automate evidence gathering through conversation.

What You Can Do

PubMed through Neotask provides seven literature research actions:

| Area | Actions | What They Do |

|------|---------|-------------|

| Search | Search articles, advanced search | Free-text and structured Boolean searches across the full PubMed index |

| Articles | Get article, get abstract, fetch full text link | Retrieve citation metadata, abstract text, and links to full-text sources |

| Related | Get related articles | Find semantically similar papers for literature expansion |

| Citation | Get citation format | Export citations in APA, MLA, Vancouver, or other formats |

Every action runs autonomously or requires your approval — you decide.

Try Asking

  • "Search PubMed for randomized controlled trials on metformin in type 2 diabetes published in the last 5 years"
  • "Get the abstract for PMID 38847291"
  • "Find the 10 most cited papers on CRISPR gene therapy from 2020 to 2024"
  • "Search for systematic reviews on cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia"
  • "Get related articles to this paper on tau protein aggregation in Alzheimer's disease"
  • "Search for all papers by Dr. Jennifer Doudna published since 2020"
  • "Export citation for PMID 37462091 in Vancouver format"

    • Pro Tips

  • Use advanced search with MeSH terms for more precise results than free-text — agents can look up the right MeSH term and build structured queries automatically.
  • Multi-agent teams can conduct systematic literature reviews by searching multiple queries in parallel and deduplicating results.
  • Schedule citation monitoring automations to alert your team when new papers are published on a specific topic — set weekly searches on your key research areas.
  • Combine PubMed with BioRender in an app group so agents can find the evidence and immediately generate supporting scientific figures.
  • Related articles is valuable for literature expansion — start with a known key paper and let agents map the surrounding evidence landscape.

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