Medicine Atlas · For healthcare

Ask about a medicine. Every answer cites its source.

A full research report on five common medicines, every claim linked to its source. Read it, follow the citations, and ask about what you’re reading.

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Medicine Atlas at work, from its 0:57 demo.

What it does, step by step.

  1. Choose a medicine

    Atorvastatin, levothyroxine, metformin, amlodipine or lisinopril, each a full report of 17 sections and 4 appendices.

  2. Follow any claim to its source

    Each report cites 47 to 54 sources, and every citation leads to the source it came from.

  3. Check off-label uses and interactions

    Two research tabs per medicine, built from its labels in ten countries, guidelines, trials and regulators’ records.

  4. Ask about what you’re reading

    It answers from its reports, with citations. In the demo, a doctor sends a patient’s chart and asks aloud.

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Atorvastatin, levothyroxine, metformin, amlodipine and lisinopril
Each report
17 sections, 4 appendices and 245 to 370 claims
Sources
47 to 54 per medicine, each one linked

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It answers from the record

Every answer comes from the atlas’s own reports, with its citation beside it, so you can check it in a click.

It keeps growing

Each report is a dated research snapshot, and new research arrives beside it: off-label uses and drug interactions came on October 1.

It’s clear about what it is

Every report is dated and states its limits: a research snapshot, not independently clinically verified, and not personal prescribing advice.

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Questions

Is it medical advice?

No. It’s a research atlas: dated snapshots of the published research, every source linked, not independently clinically verified and not personal prescribing advice. Use it to read and check the research.

What does it cost?

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