Consisting of more than 150 databases, ExPub provides users with access to millions of documents containing comprehensive human and/or environmental hazard data needed to manage the impact of chemicals in the workplace or on the environment. ExPub databases include essential information for emergencies such as responding to fires, spills or explosions involving hazardous chemicals, as well as more day-to-day needs like creating and maintaining healthy and compliant workplaces.
Premium Content for the EH&S Community
ExPub is the largest collection of its kind—ExPub's products contain over two million documents, covering approximately 410,000 unique chemical substances accessible via more than 2.4 million synonyms. International in scope, ExPub content is a blend of licensed content, public domain content and grey literature, including:
- Full-text documents/mongraphs
- Citations
- MSDS
- 50,000 DOI links to full-text
- Regulatory lists (i.e., Federal/State Governments, European Union)
- Advisory lists
Covering all areas of relevance to toxicology and chemical hazards, ExPub databases include:
- ChemEXPERT™ — Over 100 collections containing comprehensive chemical hazard information
- ReproEXPERT™ — Human reproductive risk data from more than a dozen databases including TERIS (Teratogen Information System), Shepard's Catalog of Teratogenic Agents and REPROTOX®
- ListEXPERT™ — Regularly-updated data on over 100,000 chemicals included on hundreds of regulatory and advisory lists from around the world
- DrugEXPERT™ — Chemical and safety data on pharmaceutical substances
- MSDSonline® — Integrated access to millions of MSDS from thousands of vendors
- TOXLINE Special® — The National Library of Medicine's bibliographic database for toxicology
- TSCATS — Content from unpublished TSCA submissions covering chemical testing results and adverse effects of chemicals on health and ecological systems
- R2 REACH Registrations — Providing integrated access to the Official ECHA REACH Registration Database using our EXPERTIndex. R2 contains key information submitted by companies when registering their substance(s)
To learn more about ExPub, please visit www.expub.com.
