01 Explore biomedical evidence Information and sources
Understand what the evidence says.
Ask about a medicine or a biomedical question, explore the relevant sources and keep the answer with the evidence behind it.
Individual accounts are free. Talk to us about team access.
02 Two ways to use it
Start with the question you need answered
Explore a medicine question or prepare a sourced response for professional review. Choose the route that fits your work.
For individuals
Ask how a medicine may affect you, what is known about what it does and what published studies report. Follow the sources behind the answer.
Explore individual accessFor medical information teams
Explore a workspace for preparing and reviewing sourced responses to enquiries.
Explore team access03 The problem
Start with your question
You can ask in ordinary language, whether you are trying to understand a medicine or preparing an enquiry for professional review.
Explore the sources
Open the references attached to an answer and examine the material retrieved for your question.
Keep the conversation together
Return to earlier questions and follow how your understanding develops.
Prepare for professional review
Keep the question and its source material together for a qualified professional to assess.
04 How it works
From question to a sourced draft
Ask a question, inspect the retrieved material and assess the draft response. Medical information teams remain responsible for the answers they release.
Ask
Start with a biomedical question in ordinary language.
Gather
Review the sources retrieved for the question and any context attached to the conversation.
Draft
Read the generated draft alongside its attached references.
Review
Check the draft and source material before using it in a professional response.
Record
Return to the conversation to review its recorded questions, answers and sources.
05 What it does
Explore the answer and its context
Sourced answers
Ask a clinical or biomedical question and get an answer with its sources attached. Open the references attached to the answer and check the retrieved material.
Conversation context
Review the context attached to the conversation. Use non-identifying references and keep direct identifiers out of questions and clinical fields.
Regulator and product reference
Confirm the product and formulation you mean, then inspect the product records retrieved for the question.
A record to return to
Keep conversations and source references together, and use the available exports to review the recorded work.
06 Evidence
The sources your reviewers expect to see
Open the references to inspect the records retrieved for the answer. Review any retrieval or reference-check messages alongside them.
- PubMed Publication records and abstracts retrieved for your question.
- OpenAlex — citation graph Look up a work by PMID or DOI, list what cites it and what it cites, and surface ranked concept tags.
- HSE COPR — regulated biocides Biocide product records from the HSE register, where retrieved for the question.
- VMD Product Information Database Veterinary product records and SPCs, including the safety precautions that only appear in the veterinary label.
- Citation verification Reference checks are shown with the answer. Open the cited source and review any failed or incomplete checks.
07 Who it's for
Choose the account for your work
Individual accounts are free. Talk to us about the access, review and record-keeping needs of your team.
Individual
Free
Explore biomedical questions, follow the references attached to answers and keep your conversations together.
Team For medinfo desks
Team plans
Discuss your team’s enquiry handling, review and escalation requirements, and which parts the current workspace supports.
Enterprise
On request
Discuss institutional access, source requirements, record keeping and support with the team.
Start with one question
Create a free individual account to explore a question, or talk to us about your team’s workflow.