Important

Medical Disclaimer

CiteWard supports learning and clinical reasoning. It does not replace a qualified clinician.

Last updated: June 2026

If you have a medical emergency, call your local emergency number immediately. Do not rely on CiteWard for urgent or emergency care.

Educational and decision-support use only

CiteWard provides AI-assisted medical information, study tools, and clinical decision support. It is intended for medical students, clinicians, and other healthcare learners. It is not a medical device for diagnosis, and using it does not create a doctor–patient relationship.

Not a substitute for professional judgment

Nothing CiteWard produces should be used as the sole basis for a clinical decision. Always apply your own professional judgment, follow local protocols and current guidelines, and verify against the primary sources cited. Where outputs are based on training knowledge rather than retrieved evidence, they are flagged — treat them with extra caution.

No patient-specific advice

CiteWard does not know your patient. It cannot account for the full clinical context, and it must never be used to diagnose or treat a specific individual without independent clinical verification. Do not enter directly identifying patient information.

AI limitations

  • AI can make errors, omit important considerations, or surface outdated information.
  • Cited evidence reflects what was retrievable at query time and may not be complete.
  • Drug doses, trial names, and quantitative claims must be independently confirmed before any clinical use.

For patients

If you are not a healthcare professional, use of any plain-language explanations is for general understanding only. Always discuss your health, results, and treatment with your own doctor.

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