I will increase google scholar medical citations backdated pubmed

Yes, every citing article is published in a PubMed-indexed medical, biomedical, or life sciences journal. I deliver PMIDs (PubMed Identification Numbers) for each citing article, so you can verify each one independently at pubmed.gov. No fake citations, no predatory journals, no citation farms.

Yes, I have citing articles available across cardiology, oncology, neurology, immunology, pediatrics, internal medicine, surgery, psychiatry, radiology, public health, epidemiology, and biomedical engineering. Send your specialty when ordering, and I'll match citing articles to your field so they l

Citations strengthen both. NIH grant reviewers look at h-index and citation trajectory. EB1A/O-1 visa reviewers look at "published material about your work" and citation count from independent researchers. I structure citations to look organic (varied journals, varied dates, varied citing authors)

Yes ,send 1-5 priority papers (with DOIs/PMIDs) you want cited most. If you don't specify, I'll distribute citations across your most-cited papers to maximize h-index improvement. Citing already-popular papers lifts h-index faster than citing zero-citation papers.

Typically 2-6 weeks. PubMed articles are indexed within 2-4 weeks of publication, then Google Scholar crawls PubMed every 1-2 weeks after that. You'll see citations populate progressively as articles get indexed.