PubMed, Europe PMC, MEDLINE
30M+ citations
From €19.99/mo
Sources
Evidence sources searched
PubMed / MEDLINE
Over 30 million biomedical citations, searched in plain language instead of Boolean syntax.
Europe PMC
Full-text open-access articles alongside the abstract record.
MeSH vocabulary
Wysor maps your question to the right Medical Subject Headings, so you do not miss relevant studies.
ClinicalTrials.gov
Ongoing and completed trials, searchable alongside the published literature.
What you can search
What you can look up
Abstracts and full text
The full citation record plus open-access full text where available, summarised for the question you asked.
Reviews and meta-analyses
Prioritise the highest-level evidence when you need a quick, defensible answer.
Randomised controlled trials
Filter to interventional evidence and see the key endpoints at a glance.
Guidelines and consensus statements
Published guidance surfaced alongside the primary literature.
Example Searches
Try these searches
“does empagliflozin reduce heart failure hospitalisation”
Randomised trials and meta-analyses on SGLT2 inhibitors and heart-failure hospitalisation, summarised with citations
“SSRIs versus SNRIs first line for depression”
Comparative studies and reviews on first-line antidepressant choice
“MeSH strategy for sepsis in the elderly”
The MeSH terms and Boolean query Wysor built, so you can reuse or refine it
“vitamin D supplementation fracture prevention recent trials”
The most recent randomised evidence, ranked by relevance and recency
Challenges & Solutions
Built for how clinicians actually work
The problem
PubMed's Boolean and MeSH syntax is powerful but easy to get wrong, so you either miss relevant studies or drown in thousands of irrelevant hits
The solution
Ask your question in plain language. Wysor translates it into the right MeSH terms and Boolean query, and shows you the query it used so you can refine it.
The problem
You get 4,000 hits and no time to screen them before clinic
The solution
Wysor screens and summarises the most relevant results, with the citation behind every statement so you can verify each one.
The problem
You need to know the evidence is current, not a paper from ten years ago
The solution
Results are ranked by relevance and recency, and every claim links to its source study so you can check the date and design yourself.
Search PubMed in plain language
PubMed indexes over 30 million citations, but getting the right ones means writing a good Boolean query with the right MeSH terms. Wysor does that for you: ask your clinical question in plain language, and it builds the search, runs it across PubMed and Europe PMC, and shows you the query it used.
Screened and summarised, not 4,000 hits
Instead of a wall of results, Wysor screens for the most relevant studies and summarises them, prioritising reviews, meta-analyses, and recent randomised trials. Every statement carries the citation it came from.
A source behind every line
Because each claim links to its source study, you can open the abstract, check the design and the date, and cite it with confidence. Literature search and evidence appraisal in one place, not five browser tabs.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
PubMed / MEDLINE and Europe PMC for the literature, plus ClinicalTrials.gov for trials, in one search. Over 30 million citations.
No. Ask your question the way you would put it to a colleague. Wysor builds the MeSH and Boolean query for you and shows it, so you can reuse or refine it.
Yes. Every statement in the summary links to the citation it came from, so you can open the abstract or full text and check it.
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