Reviews, trials, guidelines
Graded, cited
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Sources
Evidence sources searched
Systematic reviews and meta-analyses
The highest level of evidence surfaced first, so your answer rests on synthesised data where it exists.
Randomised controlled trials (PubMed, ClinicalTrials.gov)
Primary interventional evidence when a review is not available or is out of date.
Published guidelines (via PubMed)
Practice guidelines and consensus statements indexed in the literature, alongside the primary evidence they are built on.
Drug labels (EMA, FDA)
Approved indication, dosing, and interactions next to the clinical answer.
What you can search
What you can look up
Evidence-based answer
A direct answer to the clinical question, assembled from the best available evidence, with citations.
Level of evidence
Whether the answer rests on a systematic review, an RCT, or lower-level evidence, made explicit.
Conflicting evidence
Where studies disagree, Wysor shows the disagreement rather than hiding it behind a single answer.
Recency
How current the underlying evidence is, so you know if a newer trial should change practice.
Example Searches
Try these searches
“does tranexamic acid reduce mortality in trauma”
Answer drawn from the major trials and reviews, with citations and level of evidence
“aspirin for primary prevention in over-70s, benefit versus harm”
The current evidence on benefit and bleeding risk, with the disagreement made explicit
“duration of anticoagulation after unprovoked PE”
Guideline and trial evidence on treatment duration, cited
Challenges & Solutions
Built for how clinicians actually work
The problem
Appraising the evidence for a question takes longer than the consultation allows
The solution
Ask in plain language and get an evidence-based answer in seconds, assembled from reviews, trials, and guidelines, with the citation behind each statement.
The problem
A confident answer that hides conflicting studies is worse than no answer
The solution
Where the evidence disagrees, Wysor shows the disagreement and the level of evidence, so you can weigh it yourself.
The problem
You need to know the evidence is current, not superseded by a trial from last year
The solution
Answers flag how recent the underlying evidence is, and every claim links to its source so you can check the date.
From clinical question to evidence-based answer
Practising evidence-based medicine means finding, appraising, and applying the best evidence, and there is rarely time for all three between patients. Wysor compresses it: ask the question in plain language and get an answer assembled from systematic reviews, trials, and guidelines, with the citation behind every line.
Level of evidence, not false confidence
Wysor shows whether an answer rests on a systematic review, a single trial, or weaker evidence, and where studies disagree it shows the disagreement. You get the basis for the answer, not just the answer.
Current and traceable
Every claim links to its source, and answers flag how recent the underlying evidence is, so you can tell at a glance whether a newer trial should change what you do.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Systematic reviews and meta-analyses first, then randomised trials and guidelines, with drug labels where relevant. Every statement links to its source.
Yes. Wysor makes explicit whether an answer rests on a review, an RCT, or lower-level evidence, and shows where studies disagree.
Yes. Wysor is EU-hosted and does not train on your queries, which matters when the question involves patient detail.
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