I am looking for all papers related to a certain rare disease. While I am looking for it, every time I find new papers on the topic that I didn't see before!
When I go to PubMed, and type the title, only about 84 come up, and it doesn't have all papers. Anyway to find a list of all papers on a specific topic instead of going through the entire internet webpage to webpage, link to link. Thanks!
For legume publications every year a newsletter called Bean Bag is published (in December end) covering most of the publications of that year. See if you have such kind of documentation in your field.
Dear Ratul Banerjee
have you tried google platform for your purposes?
https://scholar.google.com/
In the CumInCad database you can search by keyword:
http://papers.cumincad.org/cgi-bin/works/BrowseAZ?name=titles
@anna
Thank you, I did. The problem I faced with Google Scholar and PubMed was that it didn't seem to cover all the papers on the topic that I was searching for. In this instance, I was looking for a list of all the papers on a rare disease, classified according to the year of publishing.
From my initial searches in these databases, I found that a couple of key papers were not in the list, and were available elsewhere. I had to get all the papers from numerous web searches- searching with different keywords, finding clues from the list of references, and such. When I thought that I was done with my exhaustive search, having read all the papers on this specific topic, I was surprised to find some more lesser-known papers through refined searches.
Hence I was wondering if there was a central database which had an exhaustive list of all the research papers on a topic.
Ratul Banerjee,
for sure, formerly there was not one central database, that is why the bibliometric research is so exhausting and time-consuming. Now the landscape begins to change e.g. thanks to DOI and services like crossref (https://www.crossref.org/).
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