Most medical evidence lives in journals that patients never see and clinicians rarely revisit. LiveEvidence changes that. Using proprietary methods, each tool here is built directly from peer-reviewed publications — transforming one-dimensional data into interactive calculators, risk assessments, and visual explorers that clinicians can use at the bedside and patients can understand at home.

Every number in every tool comes directly from the published data — nothing is estimated, nothing is invented, nothing is approximated. If it is not in the original publication, it is not in the tool. Where studies disagree on which data best reflects reality — and they often do — we integrate findings across multiple peer-reviewed sources to build tools that are more precise than any single publication alone.

Same evidence. Now accessible. Made live.

Amos Grünebaum, MD — Professor of Obstetrics & Gynecology

32 interactive tools — updated weekly
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American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology

Interactive tools built directly from publications in AJOG and AJOG MFM — Chervenak, Boelig, Evans, Grantz, Edwards, and more.

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21 tools

Others

Tools drawn from NEJM, Lancet, CDC, WHO, ACOG, SMFM, ASRM, JAMA and other peer-reviewed sources.

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