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Your research interests.
Your personalised digest.

Describe what you care about in plain English. Every week, receive a curated digest of PubMed papers matched to your exact interests — across journals, specialties, and methods.

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The Problem

Literature monitoring is broken

Without MedLit

20 separate journal alerts, still missing papers
3+ hours per week manually searching PubMed
Siloed by specialty — cross-disciplinary work falls through
Keywords return hundreds of irrelevant results
No way to combine clinical and methodological interests

With MedLit

One digest, perfectly matched. Describe your interests in plain English — transplant surgery, machine learning, survival analysis, all together. The AI understands context, not just keywords. Every paper is scored against your specific profile. Must-reads float to the top. You spend 10 minutes per week to stay completely current.

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Your interests

How It Works

Intelligence, not just search

Plain English input

Describe your interests naturally. The AI extracts topics, methods, exclusions, and builds a comprehensive research profile.

Cross-specialty discovery

Your interests span transplant, data science, and statistics? So does your digest. No more siloed journal alerts.

Relevance scoring

Every paper scored 0–100 against your specific interests. Must-read papers surface first. Noise gets filtered out.

Contextual summaries

Not just abstracts. AI-generated summaries explain why each paper matters to you, with methodology highlights.

Adaptive profiling

Click patterns refine your profile. The more you use it, the better it understands what you actually want to read.

Career-stage aware

Medical student, PhD candidate, or consultant. Your digest matches your level and research context.

Who It's For

Every researcher's digest is unique

Consultant Surgeon

Staying current + research

“Kidney transplant outcomes, machine learning for organ allocation, UK registry data, survival analysis”

Transplant journals + ML venues + stats methodology — all in one digest.

PhD Student

Thesis literature monitoring

“T-cell rejection mechanisms, single-cell RNA sequencing in transplant, belatacept trials, biomarkers”

Saves 10+ hours per week on literature searching. Never misses a relevant paper.

Clinical Trialist

Competitive landscape

“Running a trial on extended criteria donors. Need to monitor competing trials and methodology advances.”

Alerts when competing trials publish or methods papers challenge your design.

Your research interests.Your personalised digest.