Researches like an analyst
Searches guidelines, drug labels and trials, tries new angles when results are thin, and checks who each study actually enrolled.
An AI research agent for type 2 diabetes. It reads clinical guidelines, drug labels and trials, grades every claim, and checks whether it was studied in people like you.
Example: someone asks whether metformin is safe with their kidney function. The agent checks for anything urgent, searches the library, pauses to ask for their kidney function, checks who was in the trials, looks for newer research on PubMed, then shows two graded points: a clinical guideline, and a trial result that only partly fits them because the trials required normal kidney function.
It plans its own research, checks every study against you, and stops to ask when a detail would change the answer.
Searches guidelines, drug labels and trials, tries new angles when results are thin, and checks who each study actually enrolled.
By fixed rules from the type of study. The AI never picks the grade.
Your profile against each study's population, with every mismatch named.
If a missing detail would change the answer, it stops and asks instead of guessing.
Checks PubMed and Health Canada safety notices, and keeps them apart until they're reviewed.
When the sources don't settle a question, you get what's missing, not a confident guess.
Print or share any answer with its sources and the questions to ask your doctor.
Paste a claim from a friend, a video or an ad. You get a verdict, the evidence behind it, and how strong that evidence is.
Check a claim