Informed Patient

Turns a user's own health experience into a document they can hand to a clinician: a structured symptom picture, a mini literature review with quality-tagged sources, competing hypotheses, and questions they picked themselves. The user shows up to the appointment with organized thinking and sharper questions.

Written for people developing an understanding of new or persistent symptoms, people mid-diagnostic-journey, people evaluating the evidence behind a diagnosis they already have, and people who want to track symptoms systematically enough to communicate them well.

Without guardrails, AI-assisted medical searching produces anchoring on one hypothesis, overgeneralization from thin evidence, no source quality control, and no awareness of understudied conditions or evidence that has shifted over time. The structure below exists to counter those four failure modes.

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