In an industry where organizations move slowly, 10-20% of all U.S. doctors began using OpenEvidence overnight to find information in new medical studies and improve diagnoses.

The rapid adoption of OpenEvidence, with over 100,000 physicians using it in the U.S. alone, demonstrates that doctors are consumers who will embrace effective tools that enhance their practice.

The use of OpenEvidence has already saved lives by helping doctors make better clinical decisions based on accurate medical information.

Open Evidence is a medical search platform that has grown to support over 25% of US practicing physicians as monthly active users, with many using it daily for critical information.

The concept of 'open' in OpenEvidence signifies a direct approach to doctors, addressing their pain points without gatekeepers, and making medical information more accessible.

OpenEvidence's platform is freely available to all physicians, leading to widespread organic adoption and strategic partnerships with publishers like the New England Journal of Medicine.

OpenEvidence addresses the challenge of finding specific medical information by providing a streamlined way for doctors to access relevant studies and data, improving patient care outcomes.

Open Evidence has the opportunity to aggregate medical knowledge from millions of physicians worldwide, encoding and improving care by leveraging distributed clinical wisdom.

Doctors frequently use OpenEvidence to look up rare patient cases they encounter only once or twice in their careers, highlighting the platform's utility in addressing unique medical scenarios.