CurataKeeping up with the evidence shouldn't be a second job. Tell us your topics once. Every month, Curata searches PubMed and presents what was published within your field of expertise. Clear, professional and transparent, in the format you prefer.
Choose up to five clinical topics that match your work.
Each month, defined searches collect new literature for your selected topics.
Off-topic results are removed and the remaining papers are ranked for relevance.
Evidence Cards and The Essay keep the path back to the underlying publication.
Scan individual papers, then connect the month in a source-marked narrative. The audio format is coming soon.
One clinical sentence per paper, the source on every card. Ranked by clinical relevance, linked to PubMed.
Are There Sex Disparities in Return to Sport After Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction? A Systematic Review and Exploratory Meta-analysis
Female athletes had significantly lower odds of return to sport at 12 months (OR 0.76; 95% CI 0.62–0.92) and up to 24 months (OR 0.72; 95% CI 0.61–0.85) after ACLR; sex-specific rehabilitation strategies are needed.
Key findings woven into one narrative: what converged, what conflicted, and what may matter in practice. Each clinical claim marked to its source.
Planned as a clearly labelled synthetic AI dialogue built from the same cleared evidence, with script-to-audio fidelity and claim-traceability checks before release.
From choosing topics to returning to the underlying publication.
Prefer to explore a real topic at your own pace? Open the sample edition
Fluent output is not automatically source-supported. Curata keeps the path back to PubMed and applies defined release checks to The Essay.
Selected Evidence Cards link back to their PubMed source records, with the DOI shown when PubMed supplies one.
Code checks structure, citations and numeric provenance before a separate meaning-level check reviews the supplied abstracts.
A missing or failed material verification prevents the affected section from appearing as finished output.
These controls reduce known failure modes but do not replace critical reading or clinical judgement.
Your first personalised edition is free. No payment card required.
Shared clinical topics, one monthly edition and a structured space to save, discuss and translate new evidence into practice.
Choose your topics once. Curata keeps watching and brings you back to the papers that deserve a closer look.