AIRAdoc

Find medical knowledge.Trace the sources.

Ask your research questions in natural language. AIRAdoc searches medical sources, summarises the findings clearly and lets you check the linked sources yourself.

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From a question to deeper research

Find information

Ask your question in natural language and narrow down the topic. AIRAdoc searches medical sources for relevant information.

For example: What research is available on exercise and sleep quality?

Trace the sources

Read the summary and open the linked publications. Check the statements against the original sources and their context.

The summary provides an overview. Refer to the original source for details.

Explore further

Ask follow-up questions about specific aspects and refine your research. For example, examine particular population groups or research methods.

For example: Which age groups were included in the studies?

Try Evidence

Start with a general research question, then explore specific aspects in more detail.

Example question: What research is available on exercise and sleep quality?

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For research and education

AIRAdoc Evidence is intended for healthcare professionals and researchers. Its content does not replace independent professional review.

Use the source links to check statements, publication dates and the context of the findings.

Evidence FAQs

What information can I research?

You can explore medical topics for research and education, such as published studies on prevention or links between exercise and sleep.

Which sources are searched?

AIRAdoc searches available medical publications, guidelines and medicine information. Sources used in an answer are linked. Coverage of every publication is not assumed.

Can I open the original sources?

Yes. The source links take you to the relevant publications. Whether the full text is freely accessible depends on the provider.

How can I explore a topic further?

Ask a follow-up question and specify the aspect you want to explore, such as the population studied or the methods used.

How does the trial work?

Book a free consultation. We show you AIRAdoc Evidence and discuss your requirements. You will then receive access to a free trial.

Discover AIRAdoc Evidence

We discuss your practice workflows and how AIRAdoc can support your team. You will then receive access to a free trial.

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