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Can I use age-adjusted D-dimer to rule out PE?
AttachVera searches over 60 million curated peer-reviewed papers, clinical guidelines, drug references, trials, and protocols to find sources relevant to the question.
Vera evaluates the strength of each source before it builds the answer, evaluating study type, recency, authority, patient population, and clinical relevance.
Every question is treated as unique, and the answer is built from the ground up. Vera crafts each response based on specialty, use case, patient context, local guidance, and the type of action.
Guided by an international advisory council
Titus Abraham
Managing Partner & Board-Certified Internist, Annapolis Internal Medicine
Alex Alexandropoulos
Consultant Haematologist (Locum), Cork University Hospital
Christopher Baugh
Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, Harvard Medical School
Bernard P. Chang
Associate Dean for Faculty Health and Research Career Development, Columbia University
Julie Chevallier
Pediatric dentist, Les Fées des Dents, Paris
Clinical evaluation
For the last nine months, I've been using Vera almost daily.
Vera stands out for its accuracy, the quality of how it presents information, and its ability to account for the differences in evidence quality across the literature.
GPT-6.1 Sol
Vera betterJudged equalGPT-6.1 Sol better
100 randomly sampled questions from Real-POCQi (Feng et al., 2026), every pair graded blind in both orders. Clinical accuracy: Vera's clinician-trained judge. Other measures: the study's judge prompt on GPT-5.5 and Gemini 3.1 Pro. Models run with web search, October 2026. How does Vera compare with frontier AI labs on the questions doctors really ask?
Vera Health0.797
ClaudeOpus 5.50.785
Gemini3.8 Flash0.757
OpenAIGPT-6.1 Sol0.684NOHARM v0.2, all 330 public cases, same grader for every system. General models run with web search, August 2026.
Partnership with Vera Health puts the American College of Emergency Physicians’ trusted best practices, clinical policies and resources within reach when they are needed.
Vera follows the highest international security and privacy standards healthcare organisations and providers expect.
Vera is for clinicians, first. Built with clinicians and by clinicians, it strengthens what healthcare professionals already know, so that wherever they practice, the best of the scientific literature is within reach, in seconds. But we are for clinicians, first.
For our fathers in Paris, her mother in Johannesburg, his brother in Durham, her sister in Austin, their aunts in Marrakesh, her uncle in Barcelona, his cousins in Jakarta. Every one of us is a clinician, or grew up with one. We build for them: for the people who chose medicine and never stopped learning it. The one sitting at the dinner table with medical journals open. The one reading a new study at 03:00 in the morning. The one who still keeps a highlighter in a coat pocket. We build for the ones who are expected to know everything, and who never stop checking. We build for the ones who teach the next generation what they had to learn the hard way. We build the scientific library they always wished they had.
We build because we are standing on the shoulders of giants. We build toward a world where what a clinician can know doesn’t depend on where in the world they practice. We build because we must. We build because doing this hard thing is the right thing. But we build for clinicians, first.
Medical knowledge has an access problem. Published evidence is growing faster than any clinician can read, new findings still take years to reach routine practice, and access to current, locally relevant guidance remains uneven from one country to the next. Vera exists to close that gap, for every clinician, everywhere.
