European medical answers with sources you can verify.

MedCite helps healthcare professionals answer everyday clinical questions faster -- with cited answers from European guidelines, peer-reviewed literature, and trusted national sources.

Medical knowledge is not missing. It is scattered.

Every day, clinicians need to check guidelines, medication information, or the evidence behind a treatment. But the relevant sources live in different places: national guidelines, European society statements, PubMed, drug agencies, formularies, and local protocols.

MedCite brings relevant sources together and turns them into a clear cited answer you can inspect. No more switching between five databases for one clinical question.

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How MedCite works

MedCite gives you a clear cited answer you can verify. The clinical decision remains yours.

1Ask a clinical question in everyday language
2MedCite retrieves relevant guidelines, literature, and national sources
3Sources are scored by clinical relevance and source type
4You get a cited answer you can verify against the original sources

Built for European clinical practice

Many medical AI tools are built around US sources, US workflows, and US data assumptions. MedCite is built for Europe: European and national guidelines are prioritised, EMA alongside FDA, GDPR-first infrastructure, SI units, INN drug names, and multilingual question support.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is MedCite?▼

MedCite helps healthcare professionals answer everyday medical questions faster with cited answers from European guidelines, peer-reviewed literature, and trusted national health sources.

Is MedCite free to use?▼

Yes, MedCite is free during public beta. Ask any medical question and get a cited answer with sources you can verify.

Is MedCite GDPR compliant?▼

Yes, MedCite is built in Denmark with European data protection by design. No account is required during beta, and identifiable patient data is not stored. MedCite automatically removes obvious identifiers from clinical questions before evidence retrieval where possible.

How does MedCite work?▼

You ask a clinical question. MedCite searches European guidelines, biomedical literature, and trusted national sources. It returns a cited answer with direct links to the original sources so you can verify every claim.

Why is there a 1,000-character limit for questions?▼

MedCite works best with a focused clinical question. Very long descriptions often contain background information that does not improve evidence retrieval. Include the relevant patient group, condition, intervention or exposure, and the outcome you want assessed.

Built by clinicians, for clinicians

Mahican Gielen

Chief Executive Officer

Mahican Gielen is a radiologist and founder of MedCite. She studied technical ICT at Delft University of Technology and completed her medical degree in the Netherlands before specialising in radiology in Denmark. With experience in AI research on medical data, she founded MedCite to make medical evidence easier to access and verify through source-linked summaries for European healthcare.

Willem Gielen

Chief Technical Officer

Willem Gielen is a cardiologist and software developer based in Denmark. He began professional web development while studying medicine in the Netherlands, building a cardiology department website and later creating Cardiofind, a search engine for cardiology. He combines clinical practice as a cardiologist with software development, leading MedCite's technical development.

Development Partner

Treaps Tech LLP

AI Product & Engineering Partner

MedCite is developed in partnership with Treaps Tech LLP, an AI product and engineering company supporting the design and development of reliable software for healthcare, research, and knowledge discovery. Treaps Tech LLP contributes expertise in AI-assisted search, retrieval-augmented generation, citation workflows, user experience, and scalable web infrastructure.

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