Doctors in 100 poorer countries get a free AI research desk.
Anthropic and OpenEvidence will open their clinical search tool to doctors in about 100 low-income countries. It answers medical questions from peer-reviewed studies and treatment guidelines, at no cost. Uganda, Angola, Sudan, Haiti and Mongolia are named, and clinicians sign up on the OpenEvidence site. No deadline was given, and neither company has said when each country switches on.
Why it mattersA doctor without a journal subscription gets the same research desk as one in Boston. US clinicians looked something up 42 million times in August alone.
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