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I'm a medical student who grew up in a surge of health information. Every scroll through social media brings another health claim. If you exist outside the scientific field, it's hard to know who to trust — influencers cite articles to back up their claims, but what do those studies actually say?
I created Miss Informed for people who feel lost in that gap. Scientific papers are dense, full of jargon, and hard to decode. Miss Informed uses AI, but for one job only — reading a single paper and telling you what it says, never weighing in across studies or handing you a verdict on a topic. That distinction matters: most AI-generated health answers get shaky when they're asked to synthesize dozens of papers into one tidy conclusion, quietly blending studies that don't actually agree. Here, every summary comes with the exact quote it's drawn from and a link to the original paper, so you're never taking the AI's word for it.
Search a claim or explore a topic, and you'll find papers from open-access sources, along with what they actually say, what it means for you, and a direct quote from the paper. A link to the original source is always included.
My goal is simple: ordinary people shouldn't feel helpless in the face of scientific literature. You should always feel equipped to do your own research — and confident that you can understand it.