Where can I find a complete list of the journals in Embase?
Last updated on August 17, 2026
To see all indexed journals in Embase, click 'Journals' in the top bar on any page. The journals are sorted alphabetically. For more information on the journal (e.g. the publisher, the number of issues per year), click 'View volumes and issues'.
For all currently active journals in Embase, view our complete list(Opens in a new tab or window)opens in new tab/window. This list is updated bi-annually and the Excel file title will reflect the date the update was completed. All journals in this list are available on Embase, no matter how they are indexed. To find a journal, press CTRL + F and enter any information available in the table (e.g. Journal title, ISSN, Abbreviated title)
This is a notification about a journal update. Please be informed that the journal, Geneesmiddelenbulletin (Ge-Bu), remained listed as active on the Embase Journal List when it was not active .
Business Impact Assessment: Customers using Embase during literature searching may not have retrieved articles published by this journal between 2024 and July 2026
Corrective Action: this journal has been removed from the July2026 Embase Journals List.
Preventative Action: An annual reconciliation between the active Embase Journals List and the ingestion records is now in place. It identifies active journals that have not received content over the review window. The first full reconciliation was completed in July 2026; investigation of this reconciliation will be completed and posted before November 2026.
We also include Articles In Press for some of the journals, these are documents that have been accepted for publication but have not yet been assigned to a journal issue. To find out for which ones Articles in Press are included see the column ‘Articles in Press’ in the above list. You can also suggest a journal title for inclusion in our databaseopens in new tab/window.
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