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Sources and references

I start with the paper whenever I can. These are the places I check when I need the trial, the regulatory record, or a second explanation of a result.

Article images are AI-generated illustrations. They are not photographs, scans, or data from the studies discussed.

Medical journals

New England Journal of Medicine
I use NEJM for large clinical trials and for the details that disappear when those trials become news stories.
Peer reviewed
The Lancet
A frequent stop for clinical trials and global-health research, especially when I want the full methods and limitations.
Peer reviewed
Nature Medicine
A lot of the medical AI work I follow appears here, including studies that test a model inside a hospital.
Peer reviewed
JAMA Network
JAMA and its specialty journals are where I look for clinical studies across almost every specialty.
Peer reviewed
Nature
I check Nature for original work in AI, genetics, and new medical technology.
Peer reviewed
Science
I read Science for original research from across the sciences, including papers that end up in the news.
Peer reviewed

Government and regulatory bodies

National Institutes of Health (NIH)
I use NIH for research summaries and clinical trial information from the main US biomedical research agency.
Government
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
I check the FDA for drug and device decisions, including clearances for AI tools and safety warnings.
Government
PubMed
PubMed is where I find the underlying study. I try to link each claim to a study indexed there.
Database
ClinicalTrials.gov
I use this registry to check which trials are actually running and what stage they are in.
Database

Medical journalism

STAT News
STAT covers biotech and pharma closely, and I use it to see how a result is being reported.
Journalism
Medscape
Medscape helps me see how new research is being discussed by practicing physicians.
Journalism
Healthline Media
Healthline shows me how research gets explained to general readers, which helps me spot claims that get oversimplified.
Journalism

AI and technology research

Google DeepMind
I go to DeepMind for AlphaFold and its other AI research with medical uses.
Research lab
arXiv
AI research often shows up on arXiv before a journal publishes it, so I check it while remembering that preprints are not peer reviewed.
Preprints
Google AI Blog
I read the Google AI Blog for Med-PaLM and imaging work. It is written by the company, so I check the paper too.
Research lab