Evidence
Research Atlas
Each mark is a document a reader can open — a paper, a registered trial, a label or a regulator’s table — placed by year and drawn in the shape of its evidence class. Counts are derived from those records. They are not an effectiveness score, and they are not instructions for use.
- Records
- 74
- Compounds
- 20
- Distinct sources
- 46
- CLINICAL TRIAL13
- HUMAN DATA2
- ANIMAL8
- IN VITRO2
- REVIEW14
- REGULATORY35
Literature explorer — keyword, design and year, source on every rowCompare compounds — identity and evidence side by sideWhat an evidence class means
74 of 74 documents · 1977–2026
Each mark is one indexed document, placed by publication year and drawn in the shape of its evidence class. Hover or focus a mark to read it here; select a mark to open its source.
Marks are counts of documents in this file, not measures of effectiveness. A year with many marks means many documents were indexed for it — regulatory listings in particular are recorded one per compound.
Inclusion is editorial: a record is here because it is a primary paper, a labelled trial, a regulator’s document, or a review that maps that corpus. PubMed was not harvested wholesale. A missing paper is not a claim that it does not exist — it is a claim that it is not yet in this file.
