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Automatically highlights medical terms and links them to the latest research from Trial Files Trial Files automatically detects medical keywords as you browse the web and links them to relevant research articles from trialfiles.substack.com. How it works: • Browse any website (Google, ChatGPT, medical journals, etc.) • Medical terms are automatically underlined in teal • Click any term to see related Trial Files articles Key Features: ✓ Works on ALL websites - Google Search, ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, PubMed, and more ✓ Detects medical keywords automatically (drugs, conditions, procedures, lab values) ✓ Recognizes multi-word phrases like "continuous glucose monitoring" or "SGLT2 inhibitors" ✓ Non-intrusive design - keeps original page formatting intact ✓ Privacy-focused - no personal data collection ✓ Fast and lightweight - won't slow down your browsing Perfect for: • Medical students and residents • Healthcare professionals • Clinical researchers • Anyone interested in evidence-based medicine Stay connected to the latest medical research from Trial Files without interrupting your workflow.
Dec 9, 2025
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