Biomed News—or “bims” for short—is a service for experts in biomedical topics as covered by PubMed The experts curate topic-specific reports. In that way, they stay up-to-date with the topic. At the same time, they demonstrate their expertise.

We continue to recruit experts as selectors to open reports. When you become a selector, you will realize that our machine-learning based relevance order is more flexible, more precise and more fun than PubMed searches.

For our most recent testimonial on 2026‒05‒26, Gabriele Zaffagnini writes

There are relatively few papers addressing oocyte cell biology, which is fundamental to understand female fertility and its decay with age, especially in an aging society that is increasingly delaying maternity. As a selector for Biomed.News I aim to collect and disseminate such papers in a simple and easily accessible way. I hope that by collecting the most relevant papers in the field, my list (cebooc) will become a reference library of highly curated citations for researchers in female reproductive biology.

Bims has been running since 2017‒02‒05. It is free to use and the data we produce is free to reuse.

Here are some more testimonials and some background.