Open biomedical datasets including clinical records, drug databases, protein sequences, and health research data. Some require credentialing.
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A US National Institutes of Health database of privately and publicly funded clinical studies. It holds structured records on more than 450,000 studies, including protocols, conditions, interventions, outcomes, and results, all in the public domain.
A freely accessible database that combines detailed drug data with drug target information, covering more than 15,000 drug entries. It links chemistry, pharmacology, and biology in one place, which makes it a strong knowledge source for medical and pharmaceutical RAG.
Freely accessible critical care databases with de-identified health data from more than 40,000 intensive care patients at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. They include vital signs, lab results, medications, and clinical notes. Access needs credentialing and a data-use agreement.
A repository of freely available medical research data, including physiological signals such as ECG and EEG, clinical databases, and related software. It hosts MIMIC and many other biomedical datasets, so it is a central hub for clinical RAG source material.
A resource for protein sequence and functional information, with more than 250 million protein sequences and rich annotations. It is a core reference for bioinformatics, so it grounds life sciences RAG systems in reliable protein facts.