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Results for “clinical guidelines”

10 tools in this category · Updated

“clinical guidelines”DataShowing 10 tools
  • MediSearchby MediSearchYC S23Explore medical questions with scientific sourcesUnknown
  • PandaOmicsby Insilico MedicineAI platform for target identification and disease-gene analysis$199/mo
  • Insilico Generative Biologicsby Insilico MedicineAI platform for designing and optimizing peptides, nanobodies and antibodiesContact sales
  • Toloka Platformby TolokaAI-agent-built data collection and annotation pipelines with expert labeling and automated QAContact sales
  • Tonic Textualby Tonic.aiTonic Textual detects sensitive information in unstructured data and redacts it or replaces it with synthetic values.Contact sales
  • Rhino Federated Computing Platformby Rhino Federated ComputingFederated computing platform for AI, analytics, and data workflows across distributed data environments.Contact sales
  • Biomniby BiomniA biomedical AI agent that plans and executes research tasks using language-model reasoning, retrieval, and code-based tools.Unknown
  • Sciteby SciteResearch search with citation context showing whether later studies support or contradict a paper$12+/moFree trial
  • Elicitby ElicitAI research assistant that searches papers and builds cited reports and tablesFreemium
  • Anaraby AnaraYC S24AI research assistant that answers from papers with passage-level citationsFreemium

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