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About the Research Databases<\/h3>\n

The Wellness Evidence team of doctor consultants selected four of the most respected evidence-based medicine databases that are also particularly useful for wellness-focused research: Natural Standard, The Cochrane Library, PubMed and the TRIP Database.<\/p>\n

Please read “Important Things to Know,”<\/a> including info on each database.<\/p>\n

We\u2019ve made researching a particular therapy simple by pre-searching the evidence at each database. (See evidence below.) However, please note that evidence-based medicine relies on a research hierarchy,<\/em>\u00a0because not all evidence is created equal<\/em>.\u00a0Learn more about how the medical experts classify this research.<\/a><\/p>\n

We\u2019d like to hear from you. If there is a Wellness Evidence discipline you would like to see on these pages, please email us<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Systematic reviews of the highest-quality evidence from global clinical trials<\/div>\n

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Searches thousands of databases\/medical publications worldwide<\/div>\n

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PubMED<\/h2>\n

The TRIP Database, launched in 1997, is a search engine designed to allow clinicians to quickly find answers to their medical questions using the best available evidence. Trip\u2019s founders realized medical professionals were being forced to perform time-consuming searches at multiple websites to get at the most relevant information. So, they designed TRIP as a meta-search engine, allowing users to both simultaneously search thousands of databases, medical publications and resources, as well as easily filter the results: limiting searches to the most stringent, highest-quality medical evidence or expanding them to include results like patient information, news articles, etc.<\/p>\n