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Before you build or buy into a health claim, daytab shows how many human trials looked at it and what they measured, in one search instead of an afternoon in PubMed.
daytab organises human intervention trials by what was given and what was measured, rather than paper by paper. Search a supplement, drug or outcome and see the studies behind it: 1,539 for GLP-1 agonists, 103 for ashwagandha, over 16,000 touching memory. It covers about 19.5k interventions, 37.2k outcomes and 7.9k conditions. Summaries are extracted with language models, so the maker warns mistakes can occur, and the site makes no recommendations. Free to search; daytab+ is $15 a month or $144 a year.
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