Use Health Research from your AI

Separates 'what the synthesized literature says', 'what is still being tested' and 'what the population-level statistics show'.

Tools:

• search_health_evidence: Europe PMC filtered to reviews, meta-analyses and cohort studies, so results rest on synthesized or population-level evidence rather than one small trial.
• search_clinical_trials: ClinicalTrials.gov API v2. Returns NCT ID, recruitment status, phase, study type, planned enrollment and start date — the fastest way to see whether an intervention is still under investigation rather than established.
• find_who_indicators: search WHO GHO indicators by name to get an indicator_code.
• get_who_indicator_values: fetch data points for that code, optionally filtered to one country (ISO3), for international comparison.

The WHO tools are deliberately two steps: indicator codes are opaque strings, and guessing them produces silently wrong data, so the code must come from a search.

Abstracts are returned only for open-access articles under a CC license; other records carry metadata and a link.

This server reports published findings, trial registrations and official statistics. It does not diagnose, recommend treatment, or replace a clinician — anyone with symptoms or a medical condition should consult a physician.