Web of Medicine

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Web of Medicine helps clinicians and researchers stay current with the latest peer-reviewed medical literature, without the noise. Every day, new studies from trusted journals are summarized into clear, 60-word briefs you can read in seconds. Each summary is graded by its level of evidence and journal quartile, so you always know how much weight a finding deserves. A DAILY FEED, SUMMARIZED AND CITED Swipe through the newest papers in your specialty, each distilled to the essentials with a link to the full abstract and PubMed. EVIDENCE YOU CAN TRUST Every paper is tagged with its Oxford evidence level, journal quartile, and study design, with limitations noted. Filter your feed by evidence level and quartile. WIKIMED, A LIVING ENCYCLOPEDIA Concise or detailed, fully referenced topic pages compiled from the current evidence base, with an interactive atlas that links related topics. A FEED THAT LEARNS YOU Like what matters and save articles for later. Your feed adapts to your specialty and interests. Likes collect in Interested articles; saves in Read later. PAPERS AS PODCASTS Turn any study into a two-voice AI podcast and learn hands-free, even in the background. FOR LIFELONG LEARNERS Earn points for time spent reading and see how you rank in your specialty on the leaderboard. 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. Always consult the primary source and relevant guidelines before making clinical decisions. Membership options unlock ad-free reading and expanded AI features. Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled; you can manage or cancel anytime in your App Store account settings. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://webofmedicine.ai/privacy

New specialties Eleven surgical sub-specialties and Medical Physics now have feeds of their own, taking the total from 48 to 59. Ranking that knows your field Each specialty is now ranked by a clinician persona for that field, so a paper has to be relevant to how you actually practise, not just match a keyword. Case reports no longer lead the day, and evidence level counts for more than a score. Faster sign-in Signing in with Google now uses the native iOS sheet instead of handing you off to a browser. Fixes Confirmation and password reset emails now open properly when you read them on a laptop. Sign-up catches a mistyped email domain before the account is created. The journal picker no longer comes up blank for some specialties. Notification settings now say exactly what stops when you turn a switch off. The article of the day no longer repeats a question you have already seen.

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