European medical answers with sources you can verify
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.
Medical source discovery
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From scattered sources to a cited clinical answer
Ask a clinical question
Use everyday clinical language -- diagnosis, treatment, medication, or guideline questions.
MedCite searches across sources
Guidelines, literature, national authorities, and drug agencies are searched for your question.
Read a cited answer
Get a concise answer written for fast professional orientation, with visible citations.
Verify each source
Open any citation to inspect the original guideline, article, or authority source.
Apply your judgment
MedCite supports reference and evidence orientation; clinical decisions remain yours.
How clinicians use MedCite
Quick clinical orientation
Get a compact 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
Use Review Mode for residents, students, journal clubs, and case discussions. Get structured evidence syntheses with key points and full reference lists.
Literature orientation
Start from relevant reviews, trials, and biomedical articles -- then open the original sources. Quick Mode for fast answers, Review Mode for deeper evidence synthesis.
Why cited answers matter
Generic AI chatbots generate plausible-sounding text without referencing sources. In a clinical context, this is unacceptable. MedCite shows the evidence behind its answers -- inline citations link to the underlying sources where they support the claim. You can inspect the original guideline, trial, review, or authority source.
This means you can verify every claim independently, assess the quality of the supporting evidence, and judge whether it applies 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
MedCite surfaces relevant medical literature alongside guideline and authority sources when discoverable for the clinical question. Sources are organised by source type and clinical relevance -- European and national authorities first, then reviews, trials, and supporting literature.
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
Quick or Review -- your choice
Quick Mode
- Fast cited answer for daily clinical orientation
- Inline citation chips for key claims
- Best when you need a quick evidence check
- Direct links to original sources
Review Mode
- Deep evidence synthesis with structured key points
- Best for research orientation, teaching, and journal clubs
- Broader source coverage for verification
- Export to PDF, BibTeX, or RIS for citation management
Multilingual by design
Ask clinical questions in Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Irish English, or European English. Guidelines and literature are retrieved in their original language. Answers are synthesised in the language you asked in.
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.
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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
Why source citations matter
Generic AI chatbots generate plausible-sounding text without referencing sources. In a clinical context, this is unacceptable. MedCite shows the retrieved sources behind its answers -- inline citations link to the underlying evidence where sources support the claim. You can inspect the original guideline, trial, review, or authority source.
Comparison
How MedCite compares to other clinical reference tools.
| Feature | MedCite | UpToDate | DynaMed | Generic AI Chatbots |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Evidence basis shown | Yes | References at end | References at end | Rarely |
| European guideline prioritisation | European prioritisation (NICE, ESC, EAU, EMA) | Partial | Partial | Variable |
| AI-powered question answering | Native | Limited | Limited | Available (no citations) |
| EU data protection-aware | Yes | Yes | Yes | Varies |
| Multilingual queries | Yes (7 locales) | Limited | Limited | Yes |
| No geographic restrictions | Yes | Yes | Variable | Yes |
| Medical source discovery | Yes | Curated content only | Curated content only | No |
| Pricing | Free (beta), Pro coming | Subscription-based | Subscription-based | Free-Premium |
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