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Phở Labs curates AI-for-biomedicine research, evidence-grounded clinical case studies, and build-in-public notes. No fabricated sources. From the Phở Chat team.
315 AI-bio papers from ICML 2026 — filter by topic, with Phở's "why it matters" note. Links straight to the source and code.
Open the radar → Clinical case studiesEach case: a real clinical question, and how Phở answers it with citations and a level of evidence. Synthetic patients, no fabricated sources.
Read 1 case → BlogNotes on building Phở, and sourced lessons on AI, medicine, and fighting fabricated citations (hallucination).
Read 42 posts →Seven research connectors for Claude, ChatGPT and other AI assistants, compared on what each one can actually do: Scite, Elicit, PubMed, alphaXiv, bioRxiv, ClinicalTrials.gov and Phở Research Tools. Tools checked 4 November 2026.
Read more →AI tools for each stage of a systematic review: search, screening, extraction and reporting. Published prices and limits for Elicit, Covidence, Rayyan, DistillerSR, ASReview and Phở Chat, each linked to its source. Last checked 29 October 2026.
Read more →Seven Elicit alternatives for literature search and systematic reviews, compared on what they do best, published prices and limits. Every competitor fact links to its source. Last checked 29 October 2026.
Read more →Phở Chat, Consensus and SciSpace compared side by side: what each does best, paper coverage, published prices and limits. Competitor facts link to their sources. Last checked 29 October 2026.
Read more →What a positive HBsAg means, and how to read Anti-HBs, Anti-HBc, and HBeAg. A guide to interpreting hepatitis B serology results, with cited sources.
Read more →What a 25-OH vitamin D test measures, the ng/mL and nmol/L units, and why the "sufficient" threshold is debated. How to read the result, with cited sources.
Read more →Sourced comparisons with prices from each vendor’s own page. Last updated 4 November 2026.
The principle throughout: every claim must have a real source or be labelled unverified. Original sources always keep their language and real links, never replaced.