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ASSETS AND THE EVIDENCE AROUND THEM

Find an asset.
See all its evidence.

Search by brand or generic name and map the publications and registered trials around a product: how they connect, what is missing, and where each record comes from.

Every name is matched, not guessedBrand and generic names come from regulator labels by exact match, and you confirm them before anything is searched.
Connections are recorded, not inferredA citation, a registry listing or a person’s note. Order in time never makes a link.
Open sources, lightly heldTitles, identifiers and short abstracts only. No full text is stored.

1. Name the asset

Type a brand (Ozempic) or a generic (semaglutide). MedAtlas shows the other names for the same active substance so a search does not miss a paper filed under one of them.

2. Build the map

Reviewers search PubMed, Europe PMC, OpenAlex and ClinicalTrials.gov with the confirmed names and merge duplicates into one set of works and registered trials.

3. Explore the evidence

An evidence matrix of works against trials, a link graph you can rotate and zoom, trial trails and a timeline. A gap on a map is a gap in what was recorded, not in the research.

Built to be checked

  1. Open sources. PubMed, Europe PMC, OpenAlex and ClinicalTrials.gov. Embase and Cochrane CENTRAL are not searched.
  2. Recorded links only. Citations, registry listings and reviewer-recorded links. Suggestions stay suggestions until a person confirms them.
  3. No generated answers. The map workflow does not use a language model, and nothing here is summarised for you.
  4. Honest about gaps. Every search shows its queries, sources and what could not be reached, so an empty result is never read as proof of absence.

MedAtlas shows evidence and information from public sources. It is not medical, regulatory or promotional advice, and it does not say which products are approved, permitted or recommended. Read the disclaimer and privacy notice.