About MedFollow

MedFollow only shows items from public, primary sources: FDA drug recall (enforcement) records, a curated list of medical journals via PubMed, and news and guideline feeds published by specialty societies.

Every item links back to its original source. A safety alert always uses the title from the FDA record itself, never a rewritten one.

Twice a month we collect new candidates for each specialty. An AI model scores each one for relevance to that specialty, and we keep only a small number of the highest scoring items per specialty each week, so the feed stays short and practice-relevant.

Items are dated by their publication date, and the feed is ordered by when they became available to us, so a journal issue dated months ahead does not crowd out this week’s safety alerts.

Summaries are written by an AI model (Claude) from the source text. They are a starting point for deciding what to read, not a replacement for it. Always check the linked original before acting on anything you read here.

MedFollow does not give medical advice, clinical recommendations or patient-specific guidance, and it never collects patient information. Sponsored placements, when they exist, are labeled and kept separate from clinical content.