


General evidence tools answer the textbook question, then leave you to apply it to your patient’s age, meds, and history—in another tab. Freed pulls context from the note you're already writing, so the same question returns a better answer for the patient in front of you.
Uses this patient’s history and current meds to sharpen the answer. That context never goes to the open web.
Linked sources on every answer. Open the citation in one click, then you decide.
50+ sources spanning primary literature, clinical guideline bodies, specialty societies, and drug references, curated and continuously reviewed by human clinicians. Answers cite public sources like PubMed, Cochrane, the FDA, CDC, NIH, USPSTF, and WHO, alongside leading peer-reviewed journals.
Answers draw only from a curated library of 50+ clinical sources, continuously evaluated by human clinicians.
Every answer includes linked citations, so you can open the original source, check the evidence, and use your own judgment.
Source names are for identification only; they don't imply affiliation or endorsement. See the full source list →


