National Library of Medicine (NLM)
LibrariesUnited States501-1000 Employees
National Library of Medicine (NLM) is a leading center for biomedical informatics and computational health data science research, and it is recognized as the world's largest biomedical library. It advances the development of tools that help interpret clinical data and support decision-making through research, training programs, and information services. Within the National Institutes of Health, the organization distinguishes itself by focusing on sustainable biomedical information systems that make scientific literature, genomic data, and clinical data readily accessible to users who need them. It contributes to biomedical discovery and the translation of research into practice by collecting, organizing, searching, and disseminating data to enable new kinds of scientific work. Its primary audiences include scientists, policymakers, clinicians, patients, and the public, all of whom rely on continuous access to biomedical information. Based in the United States and positioned within the libraries industry, NLM functions as a global library and a foundational backbone of scientific communication.
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