FollowGene pulls data automatically from the international scientific databases and APIs listed below. Every information card carries a reliability badge showing where its data came from.
The clinical trial registry maintained by the US National Institutes of Health (NIH), covering studies worldwide. It holds more than 500,000 trial records.
The National Library of Medicine's biomedical literature database, with more than 36 million peer-reviewed publication records.
The open data platform of the US Food and Drug Administration, covering drug approvals, safety reports and orphan drug designations.
An NCBI database reporting the clinical significance of genetic variants, including variant–disease relationships and pathogenicity assessments.
The genome browser maintained by the European Bioinformatics Institute (EBI) and the Wellcome Sanger Institute. It provides gene location, transcript and protein information.
A comprehensive catalogue of human genes and genetic disorders maintained by Johns Hopkins University, with more than 7,400 disease entries.
The European Union–funded rare disease database. It provides prevalence, inheritance pattern and expert centre information for more than 6,000 rare diseases.