QAI Health
Open medical evidence and public health data, with every figure linked to the record it came from.
About
QAI Health reads the public medical record and shows it with its source. Five surfaces over open data: FDA drug labels and adverse-event reports, cited answers from PubMed, publication trends from OpenAlex, population outcomes from the World Bank, and New Zealand's open health datasets.
What is QAI Health?
Not a diagnosis tool and not medical advice. It is a reading surface for records that are already public but awkward to query — and it is built so you can always see where a number came from, and when a source failed rather than returned nothing.
Core Capabilities:
Medicines — the FDA label, the adverse events reported since, and the registered trials
Evidence — answers where every sentence is checked against the papers actually retrieved
Research trends — publication volume and venues from the open scholarly record
Population health — outcomes and spending across a fixed comparator set
New Zealand — health datasets searched live in the government catalogue
Every figure carries its source link, every caveat that matters to reading it is stated, and a source that fails is shown as a failure rather than as an empty result.
Ready to get started?
Try QAI Health today and see what it can do for you.