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This extension adds funding and conflict-of-interest information to the abstract page of Pubmed articles (when available)
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This extension fetches conflict-of-interest and industry funding information from biomedical journal articles and places them at the top of abstracts within PubMed.
Currently works for open-access articles from PubMed Central, which covers “several million articles from several thousands of journals.” (We will be adding additional coverage and fixing bugs in coming weeks. Volunteers welcome!) If there are no funding or conflicts disclosures accessible for the abstract within PMC, the extension does not modify the PubMed page, so you might not notice any change.
Try it: After installing the Extension, go to http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25274181 (copy this URL now)
This was a product of the Hacking iCorruption event at MIT Media Lab, April 2015, sponsored by the Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics Institutional Corruption Lab. Support was also provided by James E. Rogers College of Law, University of Arizona. This project won first place in the Hackathon competition.
Contact the Unearth Team: [email protected] (Christopher Robertson)
Developers:
Alex Chen
Steven Cooke
Alisa Nguyen
Avery Dao
Marco Gentili
Diana Nguyen
Designer:
Alexandra Horeanopoulos
Special Thanks:
Shane Runquist
Ned Sahin
Jon Loe
Alex Winkelman
This project is in Beta-testing. The extension is provided 'as-is' without warranties.
The source code is available at: https://github.com/alisan16/icorruption-ext
Latest reviews
- (2018-07-22) Esteban González Mirasol: No funciona ahora. No hace nada, ni proporciona información. Es su día, sí lo hacía
- (2017-06-02) Daigan Misner (HerbNinja): Does this even work? I have never seen a single section on conflicts on any of the articles I've read.
- (2015-04-20) aek 2013: Hope this spreads faster than a virus!
- (2015-03-30) Powerful and very useful.
- (2015-03-30) Shane Runquist: Nice work, guys!