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Hi, this is Dr. Dipayan from India. We have created a medical search engine designed specifically for patients. As doctors, we often feel uneasy about our patients using Google to search for health information. Yet, the reality is that most people turn to Google to find information relevant to them. What concerns me the most is that while the information I find on Google is often correct, when patients come to me after a Google search, the information they present is frequently inaccurate. After looking into this issue for some time, I realized that the key factor they are missing is ‘contextual relevance.’ Although much of the information online (at least what appears on the first page of Google) is factually correct, it often doesn’t apply to the specific situation of the person searching. That’s why we have developed this search engine (which we refer to as a search engine to clearly convey our value proposition, though it’s more like an answer engine) that aims to understand the context of your search and presents only the relevant information to you. It also provides a list of accurate keywords as references so that you can continue your search on Google if you wish. Please test it out and let me know your thoughts. (We have also developed a chatbot, but it is currently being tested in the local market (India), so we are not showcasing it for now.)

This is a fantastic initiative, Dr. Dipayan! Contextual relevance is crucial for accurate health information. Excited to see how this search engine can improve patient research experiences 🤝. Looking forward to testing it out and upvoting! Appreciate your efforts in addressing this challenge.

Thanks, Dr. Dipayan and @santaaaaa! This sounds like a game-changer for patient education. Contextual relevance is so important. Excited to see how this can improve patient info search!

Love the idea of a medical search engine that actually understands the context! As a non-doctor, it can be confusing to figure out what's actually relevant when searching about health stuff online. Congrats on the launch, and good luck!

This sounds interesting, Dr. Dipayan! How does your search engine handle edge cases where patient conditions might overlap? Curious about the UX as well!