PubMed New and Noteworthy

PubMed New and Noteworthy
Enhancements to the PubMed, Journals, and MeSH databases
Brief announcements highlighting recent enhancements and changes to the PubMed and MeSH databases.

  • PubMed Update: Data Updates Scheduled for 2027 Baseline September 29, 2026
    There will be no change to the PubMed DTD for 2027. There are two upcoming changes to PubMed data that will take effect when the 2027 PubMed baseline is published: A new allowed value NotIndexed will be added for the IndexingMethod attribute of the MedlineCitation element. PubMed FTP data will be generated using the new process announced in June 2025.
  • Introducing Linked Discoveries! September 28, 2026
    Linked Discoveries is an experimental pilot resource developed by the National Library of Medicine (NLM) that helps users explore how articles with PubMed abstracts connect to the surrounding literature. Linked Discoveries creates neighborhoods of related articles, highlights shared conditions, genes, and chemicals across the neighborhood, and surfaces conte […]
  • NLM Launches Semantic Precision for AI Retrieval of Knowledge (SPARK) Challenges September 15, 2026
    The National Library of Medicine (NLM) is pleased to announce the launch of the Semantic Precision for AI Retrieval of Knowledge (SPARK) Challenges. Engineers, data scientists, researchers, startups, and non-profits are invited to build AI systems that improve biomedical literature and clinical research data discovery across PubMed/PMC (35 million-plus citat […]
  • PubMed Update: New & Noteworthy RSS Feed Has a New URL April 16, 2026
    PubMed's New & Noteworthy RSS feed provides another way to stay up to date with the latest news published in the NLM Technical Bulletin for PubMed. This RSS feed URL is changing, as the feed will now be generated directly from the Technical Bulletin, filtered for articles related to PubMed. If you are a current subscriber of the PubMed New & Not […]
  • PubMed Update: Article Type Filters Updated to Reflect MeSH Changes to Publication Types March 31, 2026
    The article type filters in PubMed have been updated to reflect Annual MeSH Processing (AMP) updates to Publication Types, including discontinued publication types from the past several years.

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