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Evidence Compass

Five questions between a study headline and a useful conclusion. Build a reading summary without turning it into a medical score.

By Alex MorganRevised October 2026

Name the exact treatment, formulation and route.

Does it match the product in the claim?

Who was studied? Include the condition and relevant exclusions.

Does the claim describe the same people?

Placebo, an active treatment, or no comparison group?

What can the design separate from natural change?

What was measured: a lab value, symptom, function or clinical event?

Is that the benefit being advertised?

How long were treatment and follow-up?

Does the headline imply a longer benefit?

Your summary will appear here.

Missing details stay open questions. Checking a box records your reading progress, not the quality or safety of a treatment.

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Choose a research explainer

Make sense of the evidence.

Understand the studies behind the medicine before comparing the service around it.

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