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Literature Alerts
Configure your personalised PubMed digest. Each week we search for new publications matching your topics, score them by journal quality and keyword relevance, and email you a curated summary.
Digest Settings
Toggle your weekly literature digest on or off. When enabled, you will receive an email every Monday at 6:00 AM Eastern with a curated list of new cardiology publications matched to your preferences below.
Weekly literature digest
PubMed is searched on your chosen day each week. Papers are scored by topic relevance and journal quality, and up to 10 summaries are emailed to you at 6:00 AM Eastern.
Delivery day
Emails deliver at 6:00 AM Eastern on the selected day.
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Topics
Toggle topics on or off, set a weight (1–10), and add your own PubMed search terms in the box below each topic. Terms are searched as [tiab] (title & abstract) and OR'd with the built-in query.
Define your own topic name and the exact PubMed terms you want tracked.
Journal Quality Weighting
Journal impact is always factored into your digest rankings. Articles in higher-impact journals receive more weight, but topic relevance remains the anchor so prestige helps without completely overwhelming the rest of the list.

Journal rankings are sourced from SCImago Journal Rankings (SJR) and updated annually.

Search for any journal and assign your own quality weight (1–5). Your override replaces the SJR-derived weight for that journal in your digest scoring only — other users are unaffected.
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Article Types
Original research and randomised controlled trials are always included. Toggle any additional article types you'd like to see in your digest.
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Observational & interventional studies
Randomised Controlled Trials
Phase II, III & IV RCTs
Systematic Reviews & Meta-analyses
Pooled quantitative analyses
Guidelines & Consensus Statements
Practice guidelines, AHA/ESC/ACC documents
Review Articles
Narrative and focused literature reviews
Editorials & Perspectives
Expert commentary and opinion pieces
Case Reports
Individual case documentation
Letters & Comments
Correspondence, replies, and brief reports
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General Cardiology Backstop
Use this broad MeSH-based signal to help major general cardiology papers still earn some points even when your narrower topic keywords are absent. Keeping it low turns it into a gentle backstop instead of a dominant topic.
General Cardiology (MeSH)

Powered by the PubMed MeSH term Cardiology. A value of 0 turns this off. A value around 3–4 usually works well if you want top-journal general cardiology papers to get a small lift without crowding out your subspecialty matches.

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