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Medical news from PubMed, graded by evidence, plus 895 medical calculators
Web of Medicine is a medical news app and a medical calculator for doctors, in one. It follows PubMed and the medical journals in your specialty, and every day it brings you the new papers, each cut to a 60-word summary and graded by level of evidence and journal quartile. Beside the news sits a complete medical calculator: 895 clinical scores and formulas. Built by a practising doctor, for doctors. MEDICAL NEWS FROM PUBMED, GRADED BY EVIDENCE Swipe through the newest research in your specialty. Every card shows the Oxford evidence level, the journal quartile and the study design, so you can tell in seconds whether a study deserves your time. Filter to systematic reviews and randomised controlled trials in Q1 journals, or to a single journal. MEDICAL CALCULATOR: 895 SCORES AND FORMULAS Clinical scores, risk scores and formulas across 43 specialties: CHADS2, Wells, HEART, CURB-65, qSOFA, APACHE II, Glasgow Coma Scale, NIHSS, GRACE, TIMI, MELD, Child-Pugh, eGFR, anion gap, QTc, body surface area and hundreds more. Every calculator cites the paper it comes from and shows how the result is scored. Your specialty comes first, search finds the rest, and all of them work offline. A case of the day gives you one to try. Every calculator is free. FREE FOR VERIFIED HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS Add your medical registration number and these are free, with ads: • Detailed AI summaries of any paper, from the full text when it's open access • AI podcasts: any study as a two-voice discussion • Video abstracts of new randomised trials • Ask AI literature search VIDEO ABSTRACTS A new randomised trial explained in under two minutes, narrated, with the numbers on screen. Every figure is checked against the published abstract and the trial registry. PAPERS AS PODCASTS Turn a study into a two-voice discussion and listen in the car or between cases. It keeps playing with the screen off. ASK AI ABOUT ANY CLINICAL QUESTION Ask in plain words. It builds the PubMed search, reads the abstracts and ranks what comes back by evidence level. Follow a topic and its best new papers come to you. WIKIMED Referenced topic pages compiled from the current clinical evidence, every claim cited, with an atlas that links related topics. ONE QUESTION A DAY A board-style question from a recent clinical trial, answered from the paper itself. KEEP WHAT MATTERS Save papers for later, and like what interests you so the feed adapts. When the full text is behind a paywall, upload the PDF and get the summary and podcast from it. Handy before journal club. WHO IT'S FOR Physicians, surgeons, residents, fellows, medical students and researchers, across 60 specialties including oncology, cardiology, internal medicine, surgery, paediatrics and radiology. Web of Medicine is a research and education tool. AI-generated summaries are provided for convenience and are not medical advice or a substitute for professional clinical judgment. The calculators support clinical decisions and do not replace them: check each result against its cited source. Always consult the primary source and relevant guidelines before making clinical decisions. Free with ads. Optional memberships remove ads and add more AI features. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled and can be managed in Google Play. PubMed is a registered trademark of the U.S. National Library of Medicine. Web of Medicine is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the NLM. Privacy Policy: https://webofmedicine.ai/privacy
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$73
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