PassB now shows in Omelette apps with its own icon, and opens straight away if you already have it. Ads on iPad now fit the list column, so they are never cut off. Small fixes and polish.

Ads now show the normal way. The 'No ads for 1 hour' offer is gone. The banner now has more space around it, so it never sits against the tab bar or buttons.

What's new in PubMed Connect 26.10.10 • No ads for 1 hour: in More, watch a short video and PubMed Connect is ad-free for an hour. • Omelette apps: find PubMed Hub, SciRead, Research Notes and iMedics in More, and open or get them in one tap. • Ads now appear only between papers, never while you read. • Small fixes and improvements.

Made for iPhone Duo: the full iPad layout when you open it, the phone layout when you fold it. A simpler article page with Save, Share and Cite, and larger text on big screens.

First launch is simpler: just one privacy question, Apple's own.

PDFs for more papers. Save PDF now takes a paper's free PDF from PubMed Central first, then from Europe PMC or the publisher's free copy, and keeps it on your device to read offline.

PubMed Connect, rebuilt from the ground up. • Latest: follow topics and see the papers PubMed added to each today • Search in a tap from your topics or recent searches, with sort, filters and citation counts • Similar articles, Cited by, and Cite in four styles • Save papers and open-access PDFs on your device; retracted papers are labeled • Listen to abstracts, dark mode, and an iPad layout with tabs along the top, larger text, the list beside the paper and full-width reading Journal impact factors are no longer shown: they are licensed data that no free source provides. Papers and settings from the 2023 version are not carried over; follow your topics again in Latest.