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Paste a de-identified case and watch nine specialist AI agents research it against live PubMed and ClinicalTrials.gov evidence, debate across rounds, and deliver a citation-grounded consensus recommendation — in about five minutes.
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For research and education only — not medical advice. AI output may be wrong or incomplete.
Cases are processed in memory only and are not stored after your session ends (sessions expire within 30 minutes). Case text is sent to a third-party AI provider (OpenAI) and to public biomedical databases (PubMed, ClinicalTrials.gov, and similar) to retrieve evidence. See our Privacy Policy.
1 · Triage
A router reads your case and convenes only the relevant specialists — the pharmacist safety gate is always on.
2 · Research & debate
Each agent searches live biomedical sources and drafts a recommendation where every clinical claim must carry a citation. A judge scores consensus and opens a second round when the panel disagrees.
3 · Consensus report
A synthesizer writes the final recommendation with a deduplicated, linked evidence list — fabricated citations are structurally impossible.
Medical Oncologist
Guideline-first systemic therapy, checked against recent FDA approvals.
Hematologist
Disease lead for leukemia, lymphoma, myeloma, MDS, and heme emergencies.
Radiation Oncologist
Target, intent, dose/fractionation, and sequencing when RT has a role.
Surgical Oncologist
Resectability, approach, and palliative or oligometastatic procedures.
Clinical Pharmacist
Always-on medication safety gate: interactions, dosing, monitoring.
Molecular Oncologist
Biomarkers to targeted therapy and trials, grounded in CIViC evidence.
Pathologist
Adjudicates diagnostic ambiguity — equivocal IHC, NOS, 'favor' calls.
Transplant / Cellular Therapy
When and how HSCT or CAR-T enters, with an eligibility readout.
Clinical Trial Matcher
Screens ClinicalTrials.gov criteria, filtered to nearby sites.
A triage step convenes the relevant specialist AI agents for your case. Each agent independently searches live biomedical sources (PubMed, ClinicalTrials.gov, FDA labels, CIViC and more), drafts a recommendation in which every clinical claim must carry a citation, and a judge scores consensus across discussion rounds before a final synthesized recommendation is produced.
No. The AI Tumor Board is a research and educational demonstration. Its output is AI-generated, is not reviewed by a physician, and must never be used to make treatment decisions. Always consult qualified clinicians and your institutional tumor board.
No accounts and no persistent storage: cases are processed in memory and expire within 30 minutes. Case text is sent to a third-party AI provider and to public biomedical databases to retrieve evidence, so never include real patient identifiers.
For research and education only — not medical advice. AI output may be wrong or incomplete.
