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Other health services/guides

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

If you can get access, OpenEvidence is probably the best.

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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