GlobalDocsHub is not a publisher. We are a permanent, tamper-evident attribution layer that links verified research to its verified authors — built for a post-misinformation medical landscape.
Every document in our repository was already peer-reviewed and published before it arrived here. What we add is a permanent, cryptographically verifiable record that binds the document to its fingerprint, its verified author, and a timestamp — immutably and publicly.
This means if a document is modified after submission — even a single character — the SHA-256 hash will no longer match. Readers, institutions, and regulators can independently verify any document's authenticity in seconds without trusting us at all.
We built this because medical misinformation increasingly exploits the gap between what a document looks like and what it actually is. We close that gap.
Every submitted document receives a cryptographic hash computed at the moment of receipt. This hash is stored immutably and published on the physician's profile.
Physician identities are checked against international medical licensing registries and institutional databases — not just email confirmation.
Once a publication is verified and attributed, that record cannot be quietly deleted. Retractions are public, documented, and permanent.
We verify submitted DOIs against CrossRef in real time. Documents without a resolvable DOI are not eligible for indexing.
Physician submits credentials, publication metadata, and a PDF. All data is transmitted over TLS 1.3.
SHA-256 fingerprint is computed immediately on receipt. The hash is timestamped and stored immutably.
Identity checked against medical registries. DOI cross-referenced with CrossRef. Peer-review status confirmed.
Verified profile goes live on a personal subdomain. All publication hashes are publicly queryable via API.
Upload a PDF or enter a SHA-256 hash to instantly verify authenticity against our index.
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