As of June 2022, you will be required to login using a 3rd-party option.
As we announced previously, beginning June 2022, you will no longer be able to log into your My NCBI account with your My NCBI username and password.
We launched our Password Retirement Wizard last summer to help you link a 3rd-party login to your My NCBI account and retire your password. Currently, the wizard is opt-in, which means you can retire your password at your convenience. In June, retiring your password will become mandatory to access any features that require a My NCBI login.
We encourage you to retire your password now! We demonstrated the wizard in a webinar last summer. Watch the recording to get a preview of the wizard before you try it.
Below are some password retirement milestones:
- In April, we added a password retirement pop-up to most NCBI pages as a reminder if you haven’t had the chance to retire your My NCBI password. If you see this pop-up, select “Continue” to use our wizard to retire your password. If you select “Retire later” you will be given a 7-day grace period before being prompted again.
- In May, you will see this pop-up once per day if you log into a My NCBI account that has an unretired password.
- In June, logging into a My NCBI account with an unretired password will result in being redirected to the Password Retirement Wizard. If you are already logged in, you will see the retirement pop-up. If you choose to “Retire Later,” you will be taken to a page where you can log out, but you will not be able to access features that require being logged into My NCBI.
As always, we’re here to help! If you have any questions, check out NCBI’s FAQ page, the login transition tips page, or email NCBI for more information.
I don’t believe I have an NCBI password/account. How do I get this page off Google Chrome?
You can sign up for an NCBI at the following page: https://account.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/signup/
I cannot set my erd party account for access
If you are still having trouble, please write to info@ncbi.nlm.nih.gov for assistance.
Sorry, but I had not time to check with my company as I had to do for my account, thus the bibliographic activity is for my company where I am working.
Gee all I want to do is edit standing pubmed searches.
Accessing via google doesn’t take me to my account…….??????
If you are having problems logging in to your account, please contact our helpdesk at info@ncbi.nlm.nih.gov. They can helps you access your account.
you are making this too hard for staff