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We use your email to sign you in and deliver your digest. We record email opens, article clicks, saves and votes to improve recommendations; votes also include your chosen specialties.

My digest

Preferences

We match each week's published literature against this profile. Change it any time; the next digest uses whatever is saved here. Choose delivery every week or every two weeks.

What you practise and follow

Specialties, care models, and interests

Your training, how and where you practise, and the topics you follow. A fellowship is selectable on its own — you do not need its parent residency.

Marked fields are being ingested today. Everything else is stored now and starts arriving when its literature coverage is verified.

STEM fields you follow

STEM interests

These interests help match eligible stored papers for appraisal and select approved papers for your digest. They also guide bibliographic discovery. Coverage varies by field; choosing an interest does not guarantee a validated appraisal or an email match. Your medical preferences still apply.

Journals you follow

Journals

Optional. Leave this empty and we watch every MEDLINE-indexed journal in your fields. Name journals here and those are weighted up — they are never the only thing you receive.

Topics and interests

Topics to weight up 0/25

Narrower than a field — "clozapine monitoring", "perinatal", "long-acting injectables". These topics help rank articles for your digest.

Anything else you're following

How it arrives

Articles per digest

A smaller number raises the relevance bar rather than padding the email — a quiet week sends fewer than the cap, never filler.

Level of detail

How often

Every two weeks considers papers from both weeks, up to your article limit. Changing frequency preserves your delivery history.

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Delivery uses Eastern time (America/New_York).

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On every digest you receive AI-generated; not clinician-reviewed. For educational use only; not a substitute for clinical judgment.

About your practice

Used to calibrate how much background a summary assumes and to drop work that cannot apply to your setting. It never narrows your fields — that is the picker's job.

Training status

Saved articles

Open your full saved-article library →

Nothing saved yet. Articles you bookmark from a digest appear here.

Open bibliographic discovery — availability and catalogue coverage are shown separately.