An “alive” library: search the latest findings live from Europe PMC (PubMed/MEDLINE + open access), filter to reputable journals, save papers, and watch topics for new publications since you last looked.
No install · No signup · Runs in your browser. Educational and research tool — not a medical device.
A literature feed that stays current — and tells you what’s new.
Query Europe PMC (PubMed/MEDLINE + open access) directly from your browser.
Restrict results to an allowlist of credible journals.
Save papers to a per-browser library and export citations (.bib).
Track a topic and see what’s been published since you last checked.
From a question to a current, saved reading list.
Enter a topic; results stream live from Europe PMC.
Restrict to reputable journals and save the papers you want.
Add the topic to your watchlist and get flagged on new publications.
Results come straight from Europe PMC with DOIs and PMIDs attached, restricted to an allowlist of reputable journals — a transparent, source-linked feed rather than an opaque recommendation list.
For staying current without a subscription wall.
A transparent, citable model for teaching and study. Every value traces to a published equation.
A fast sandbox to reason from first principles — concept-level understanding, never patient-specific advice.
Build real intuition before the clinic — change a parameter and watch the mechanics respond, instead of memorizing rules.
Live from Europe PMC, which indexes PubMed/MEDLINE plus open-access full text and preprints. Each result carries its journal, year, DOI, and PMID.
It re-checks the topic when you open it and flags papers published since you last looked — a per-browser watchlist, no account required.
It's completely free, with no signup, and runs entirely in your browser — nothing is downloaded or installed.
No. It is a literature search and awareness tool — it retrieves and displays published abstracts from Europe PMC. It does not use patient data, generate clinical output, or offer any diagnosis or treatment recommendation.
Free, in your browser, right now.
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