Ask questions about a file you attach or a link you paste, and search published research, with references in the answer.
Bring your own document, or let the assistant search published sources.
Attach a PDF, Word, text, CSV or Markdown file of up to 10 MB and ask questions about its content.
Paste the address of a public web page or document and the assistant answers from it.
Find published studies on a question and open the details of an article.
Look up country-level health statistics from the World Health Organization.
The studies and documents used in the answer are listed as numbered sources.
MedyDive answers questions about documents. It does not generate clinical documents such as discharge summaries.
What you can attach or link to in a conversation.
Reports, guidelines and articles in PDF format.
Word documents.
TXT files.
Tables exported as comma-separated values.
MD files.
Web pages and documents (PDF, Word, Excel) at a public address.
Limits and behaviour when working with documents.
Add a file to the conversation, or paste a public link
Put your question in plain language
The answer comes with the sources it used
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