European evidence-based answers to medical questions

Ask a clinical question in your own language. MedCite searches European guidelines, trusted national sources, and peer-reviewed literature -- then gives a cited answer you can check.


From scattered sources to a cited clinical answer

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Complete clinical answers

Ask the question you actually need answered. MedCite gives you one clinically useful answer covering the relevant thresholds, alternatives, exceptions and practical implications supported by the evidence.

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Evidence you can inspect

Clinical claims are accompanied by inline citations linking to the original guideline, publication or authority source.

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Clinical context that continues

Ask follow-up questions about the same patient or problem without having to restate the entire case.


AI-assisted medical evidence

MedCite uses AI-assisted medical evidence search and synthesis to turn clinical questions into complete answers grounded in trusted medical sources, with citations built into the answer.


How clinicians use MedCite

Clinical orientation

Get a cited answer when you need to know where the evidence points during the working day. Source-supported claims link back to the underlying evidence.

Guideline checks

Find the relevant national, European, or specialty guidance without opening five PDFs. European guidelines from NICE, ESC, EAU, EMA, and national bodies are prioritised.

Teaching and supervision

Prepare residents, students, journal clubs, and case discussions with structured evidence summaries with key points and cited sources.

Literature orientation

Start from relevant reviews, trials, and biomedical articles -- then open the original sources. Answers cite the sources that support each claim.


Why cited answers matter

General AI is built to answer almost anything. MedCite is built to answer medical questions from medical evidence, with inline citations linking to the sources behind each claim. You can inspect the original guideline, trial, review, or authority source.

This means you can inspect the evidence behind the answer, assess the quality of the supporting sources, and judge whether they apply to your clinical context. Citations are not an afterthought on MedCite — they are the foundation.

European clinical sources

MedCite can surface guidance from European, national, and specialty organisations when relevant to the clinical question.

NICE

UK national clinical guidelines

ESC

European Society of Cardiology

EAU

European Association of Urology

EMA

European Medicines Agency

ERS

European Respiratory Society

ESMO

European Society for Medical Oncology

EULAR

European Alliance of Rheumatology

ECDC

European Centre for Disease Control

WHO

World Health Organization

Peer-reviewed literature

Relevant medical literature is brought together with clinical guidance when it adds to the answer.

Source discovery

Find relevant sources for your clinical question

Source-linked answers

Every answer cites the sources that support the claim

Cited synthesis

Every answer links back to the original published work

Multilingual by design

Multilingual questions and answers. Ask in your language and get the answer in that language, with the underlying evidence in its original language.

GDPR-first by design

MedCite was built in Denmark with EU data protection as a core design principle. No account is required during public beta. MedCite is designed to avoid identifiable patient data. Query processing and retention are described in our Privacy Policy. Data processing stays within EU infrastructure. We take European data protection seriously -- not as a compliance afterthought, but as a foundation.

No account needed

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Privacy by design

Designed to avoid storing identifiable patient data

Built in Denmark

EU data protection by design, not bolted on after the fact

Comparison

How MedCite compares to other clinical reference tools.

FeatureMedCiteUpToDateDynaMedGeneric AI Chatbots
Evidence basis shownYesReferences at endReferences at endVaries
European guideline prioritisationEuropean prioritisation (NICE, ESC, EAU, EMA)PartialPartialVariable
AI-powered question answeringNativeLimitedLimitedGeneral-purpose
EU data protection-awareYesYesYesVaries
Multilingual queriesYesLimitedLimitedYes
No geographic restrictionsYesYesVariableYes
Medical source discoveryYesCurated content onlyCurated content onlyNo
PricingFree (beta), Pro comingSubscription-basedSubscription-basedFree-Premium
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