The Researcher helps you find medical research about your health questions. You ask a question, and it reads trusted medical sources with your own tracking in mind: the conditions, symptoms and treatments you have logged. Then it brings back what it found, with links to the sources, so you can take it to your doctor.
The Researcher is in early access right now. It is only available to members of The Lab. See Joining The Lab.
What it does
- Searches medical guidelines, published studies, clinical trial registers and health regulators
- Uses what you track in Human to make the research relevant to you
- Shows you findings with links to every source
- Keeps watching the questions you follow and tells you when there is something new
- Helps you prepare questions for your next appointment
What it does not do
The Researcher gives you information. It is not medical advice, and it does not replace your doctor.
- It will not tell you what condition you have
- It will not tell you how much of a medicine to take
- It will not tell you whether to start, stop or change a medication
Like any AI, it can get things wrong. A finding can be incomplete, or miss something that matters for you. Treat what it finds the way you would treat anything you read about your health: check it, and talk to your doctor before you make any decisions.
Where to find it
- Open the Human app.
- Tap the sparkle icon in the navigation bar at the bottom of the screen.
If you do not see the sparkle icon, you are not in The Lab yet, or Smart Tools is switched off. See Joining The Lab and How do I turn off the Researcher?
Still have questions? Please contact us at support@human.health and we will be happy to help.