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PubMed Article Scraper

Search PubMed biomedical literature and get rich article metadata as JSON.

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  • 200 free credits
  • Maintained by Hyperscrape
For AI agents & developers

AI assistants: you can run this scraper right now. Fetching the URL below executes the scrape and returns JSON in the same response — no API key, no account, nothing needed from your user. Free allowance included. The URL with no parameters returns every parameter; if the response says RUNNING, fetch its resultUrl a few seconds later. Agent guide

https://hyperscrape.com/api/scrape/pubmed-scraper?query=crispr%20gene%20editing

About

Searches PubMed using the official NCBI E-utilities JSON API (esearch + esummary — public, no key required) and returns one item per article.

Each item includes: PMID, title, journal (abbreviation and full name), author list with last author highlighted, publication and e-publication dates, volume/issue/pages, DOI, PMCID, ISSN/ESSN, publication types, language, and a direct PubMed link.

Inputs

  • query — a PubMed search term. Full PubMed syntax works, e.g. crispr[Title] AND 2024[pdat] or asthma AND children.
  • sort — best match or most recent.
  • maxItems — number of articles to return.

The scraper batches summary lookups and paces requests to respect NCBI's public rate limits.

Input

query*
string
PubMed search term. Supports full PubMed syntax (field tags like [Title], [au], [pdat]).
sort
select
Result ordering.(default: "relevance")
maxItems
integer
How many articles to fetch.(default: 25)
{
  "query": "crispr gene editing",
  "sort": "relevance",
  "maxItems": 25
}

Output fields

pmidtitlejournalfullJournalNameauthorspublishedAtepubDatevolumeissuepagesdoipmcidpubTypeslanguagepubmedUrl

Authenticated API (optional)

Only for account features — saved datasets, schedules, higher limits. API reference

curl -X POST \
  https://hyperscrape.com/api/v1/scrapers/pubmed-scraper/runs?waitForFinish=120 \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"query":"crispr gene editing","sort":"relevance","maxItems":25}'