CliniAtlas for medical students
Two things a student needs and rarely gets in one place: an evidence search that links retrieved evidence to its sources, so you learn to read evidence rather than repeat answers, and a tutor that uses open textbooks, curated reviews, and your uploaded study material. Both are free with a verified student status, in six European languages, on the web and on iPhone.
Questions medical students ask it
Evidence-search links open with the question already typed in. The study example opens CliniAtlas Learn.
- What is the mechanism of action of SGLT2 inhibitors, and what did the DAPA-HF trial show?Ask CliniAtlas
- How do I interpret a hazard ratio and its 95% confidence interval in a cardiology trial?Ask CliniAtlas
- What is the difference between a systematic review and a meta-analysis, and which sits higher in the evidence hierarchy?Ask CliniAtlas
- What do the ESC guidelines recommend on statins for primary prevention, and on what evidence?Ask CliniAtlas
- Explain the pathophysiology of preeclampsia and quiz me on itOpens CliniAtlas Learn
How it fits the work
Learn to read the evidence, not just the answer
Retrieved evidence carries linked citations, and sources show their type: guideline, regulatory document, systematic review, randomised trial, observational study, or case report. Guidance drawn from general knowledge is labelled separately. Open the source, read the abstract, and decide for yourself.
A tutor grounded in study material
CliniAtlas Learn is a study companion grounded in open textbooks, curated reviews, and your uploaded study material. Ask about a concept, paste a question from your notes, or say what you want to revise, and it explains, builds flashcards, and quizzes you on what you just covered.
The trials you will be asked about
Landmark trials such as DAPA-HF, EMPEROR-Reduced, RECOVERY, and ASPREE have their own explainer pages with the design, the primary outcome in numbers, the harms, the limitations, and what the guidelines did with the result.
Your language, European sources
Ask in English, German, Italian, Spanish, Polish, or Croatian and the answer comes back in that language, drawn from PubMed, Europe PMC, EMA product information, and European guidelines rather than a US-only corpus.
What it will not do
CliniAtlas answers general clinical and scientific questions. Ask general evidence questions without details that identify a patient you have seen on placement. It is a companion to your curriculum, not a replacement for it, and the source is always the authority over the summary.
Frequently asked questions
- Is CliniAtlas free for medical students?
- Yes. Sign up, confirm your student status, and everything is included: evidence search, CliniAtlas Learn, the trial explainers, the evidence library, and the iPhone app. Fair-use limits keep the service responsive for everyone.
- Can I use it to prepare for exams?
- Yes, in two ways. CliniAtlas Learn explains concepts from open textbooks and turns them into flashcards and quizzes. The evidence search and trial explainers cover the landmark studies and guideline recommendations that clinical exams draw on. It is not a licensed question bank for any specific examination.
- Is it better than ChatGPT for studying medicine?
- CliniAtlas emphasizes evidence search, linked sources, study-type labels, and study tools. It distinguishes retrieved support from general-knowledge guidance. Compare the tools on your own study questions and inspect the sources; this page does not claim a measured advantage over ChatGPT.
- Which languages does it support?
- The interface runs in English, German, Italian, Spanish, Polish, and Croatian, and answers come back in the language of the question.
- Does it work on my phone?
- There is a CliniAtlas app for iPhone, and the web app works in any mobile browser, including on Android.
CliniAtlas for other roles
- CliniAtlas for GPs and family doctorsFree evidence search for European general practitioners: drug questions answered from the EMA label, threshold questions from European guidelines, and a citation you can put in the note, with an EU-hosted application and stored data. AI processing may occur outside the EU.
- CliniAtlas for pharmacistsFree for verified pharmacists in Europe: EMA SmPC and EPAR text retrieved as first-class sources, interaction and off-label questions answered from the literature with study types shown, with an EU-hosted application and stored data. AI processing may occur outside the EU.
- CliniAtlas for residents and doctors in trainingFree for verified doctors in training in Europe: landmark trials with the numbers, guideline recommendations with their evidence grade, and a citation for the attending's question, with an EU-hosted application and stored data. AI processing may occur outside the EU.