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Other health services/guides

Jumping to the top of this list in 2026: LLMs.

Multiple friends have been talking about the huge strides AI has made in the field of medical research and decision making.

Here’s a podcast from one of them from Nov 2025:

AI in the Cancer Journey: How I'm Using AI to Help My Son

Nathan shares how he used AI tools like GPT-5 Pro, Claude, and Gemini 3 to navigate his 6-year-old son's cancer journey. He details using AI to research treatments, double-check medical decisions, and plan for potential recurrence, highlighting its role in patient advocacy.

www.cognitiverevolution.ai

AI in the Cancer Journey: How I'm Using AI to Help My Son

In addition to 🏥Cochrane:

🏥JSTOR academic journal access during Covid-19

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Sarah Constantin: a biomedical researcher/writer/consultant for hire.

Scott Alexander Siskind has recently started writing about psychiatric conditions and treatments

Lorien Psychiatry

Welcome to Lorien Psychiatry. We're three things: first and foremost, a working psychiatry practice trying to help patients get better. an online database of mental-health-related resources. This is still under construction. a political/economic experiment. Everyone knows the US health care system isn't working. We want to try something else.

lorienpsych.com

Rob Wiblin listed these (hence the Australian picks : ) I'd be very happy to add to it if there are additional suggestions.

Crazy Meds for mental health treatment: http://www.crazy-meds.org/

UpToDate for treating diseases: http://uptodate.com/ [also suggested by Jim Babcock]

Therapeutic Guidelines for treating diseases: https://www.tg.org.au/

Red Book for screening for disease: https://www.racgp.org.au/.../goodpractice/20171-2/red-book/

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