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I assumed this was for doctors, but the results only read from abstracts. There are no full text guidelines. And the AI has no way of discriminating what constitutes a reliable paper vs some case report. ChatGPT can do this for you for free if you ask it to search pubmed.
As mentioned, it’s nice that MediSearch cites its sources. Only two gripes for me is that very rarely the results won’t be presented clearly - by that I mean a word or two is overlaid on top of another or something like that. The other gripe is the lack of dark mode but I’ll then just use Safari for the website.
It is refreshing to see an AI model mentioning its sources like MediSearch does. That reassures the model isn’t just making stuff up
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