The half-life of medical knowledge has drastically decreased; today, half of what a doctor learns in medical school becomes outdated within just a few years, necessitating continuous learning.

Every patient is unique, with their own comorbidities and context, making it challenging for doctors to manage all necessary information. Open Evidence serves as a supportive tool for physicians to enhance their decision-making.

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.

In the medical field, Deep Research can help doctors quickly find relevant literature and clinical trials, saving them time and improving patient care.

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

The platform's focus on peer-reviewed literature ensures that the information doctors access is credible and reliable, avoiding the pitfalls of unverified online sources.

Modern medicine is often overvalued, with many believing it can solve problems that it cannot. The reliance on surgical solutions for issues that may not require them reflects a lack of understanding of the human body's efficiency and needs.

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 is currently processing numerous patient cases every second across the globe, demonstrating its widespread application in real-time medical decision-making.