MediSearch

MediSearch is a medical question-answering search engine. Users type a health question, such as whether coffee is beneficial or how surgery affects clot risk, and the service returns an answer based on research articles and clinical guidelines. A filter panel lets users limit sources by publication date, document type, issuing organization such as the WHO, CDC or American Heart Association, clinical specialty and language. The privacy policy also describes uploading images or PDF documents, such as lab results, to ask questions about them.

The service suits people seeking background on health topics, students and clinicians wanting a literature-based starting point, and developers who want to add medical answers to their own applications. MediSearch's terms state that its content does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis or treatment, that users should consult a qualified healthcare provider, and that suspected emergencies require contacting a provider or 911. The terms also disclaim any guarantee of accuracy, completeness or currency. No questions were submitted here.

A standard search experience is available on the website, and a Pro tier is offered through upgrade prompts, but no consumer Pro price was shown on the reviewed pages. For developers, the API has a free tier covering the first 1,000 requests, a Production plan at $20 per month plus $0.02 per standard request and $0.07 per Pro request, and custom Enterprise pricing.

According to the privacy policy, MediSearch uses input and output data, email address, country and device information for analytics and security. Uploaded files may contain health information, are stored with cloud providers and are used to generate answers, and are not used for advertising or sold. Account data, conversation history and files are retained until deletion is requested, subject to legal retention. Children under 15 may not use the service.