What it is<\/strong><\/p>\n Brain-Regeneration.com<\/a> is an open observatory tracking the science of brain repair and neurodegeneration. The dataset behind it aggregates papers and clinical trials across 19 sources \u2014 including PubMed, bioRxiv, medRxiv, The Lancet, Nature, PNAS, WHO trial search, ClinicalTrials.gov, and the EU Clinical Trials Register.<\/p>\n Current counts:<\/p>\n What makes it different from a PubMed export<\/strong><\/p>\n The data is organized by expert research teams (groups at Cambridge, the University of Coimbra, and iMed.ULisboa), which gives you a built-in faceting dimension for slicing the corpus. Each team has its own endpoint, so you can query by research group rather than just keyword.<\/p>\n The API<\/strong><\/p>\n Public and open, no auth required:<\/p>\n Possible use cases<\/strong><\/p>\n Full API docs at https:\/\/github.com\/brunoamaral\/gregory-ai\/blob\/main\/docs\/03-api-and-rss-feeds.md<\/a> . Happy to answer questions about the data structure or coverage.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n submitted by \/u\/brunoamaral <\/a> \n
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https:\/\/api.gregory-ms.com\/articles<\/code><\/li>\nhttps:\/\/api.gregory-ms.com\/trials<\/code><\/li>\nhttps:\/\/api.gregory-ms.com\/stats\/?format=json<\/code><\/a> \u2014 aggregate stats<\/li>\nhttps:\/\/api.gregory-ms.com\/stats\/?format=json&team=5<\/code><\/a> \u2014 team-level slice<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n
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