Ava isn't a chatbot — she's connected to the same trusted medical databases that hospitals use. Ask her anything, and she answers with real, verifiable data in seconds.
Ava pulls real data from the FDA's official drug database. Try any generic or brand name below.
Ava — AI Assistant
Connected to openFDA · RxNorm · PubMed · ClinicalTrials.gov
Enter a drug name above to see Ava in action
Data sourced from the U.S. FDA's public openFDA API. This demo is for illustration only — full clinical use requires a subscription.
Six connected capabilities, all from one voice or typed command.
Instant access to official FDA drug labels — indications, dosage, warnings, adverse reactions.
🎤 Doctor asks:
"What are the side effects of Metformin?"
Ava reads FDA label data
Powered by openFDA
Know instantly that "Lipitor" = "atorvastatin." Perfect for verifying prescriptions and avoiding duplicate therapy.
🎤 Doctor asks:
"Is Lipitor the same as atorvastatin?"
Ava confirms via RxNorm
Powered by NIH RxNorm
Search 37+ million PubMed articles for evidence-based answers. Ava reads abstracts and summarizes the latest findings.
🎤 Doctor asks:
"Latest research on GLP-1 and weight loss?"
Ava returns PubMed abstracts
Powered by NCBI PubMed
Find recruiting trials by condition. Perfect for referring eligible patients or understanding treatment pipelines.
🎤 Doctor asks:
"Any Alzheimer's trials recruiting?"
Ava lists NCT IDs + phases
Powered by ClinicalTrials.gov
Ask for any patient's history by name. Ava pulls up their diagnoses, prescriptions, symptoms, and lab results.
🎤 Doctor asks:
"Show me Maria Santos' last prescription"
Ava reads the record aloud
Your clinic's secure records
Ava tracks your day, your queue, and your reminders. Ask anything and she answers in natural language.
🎤 Doctor asks:
"Who's my first patient today?"
Ava reads your live schedule
Real-time clinic data
Ava doesn't guess. She queries the same government databases trusted by hospitals, researchers, and clinicians worldwide.
openFDA
Official drug labels
RxNorm
Drug normalization
PubMed
37M+ medical articles
ClinicalTrials.gov
Live trial database
Not just theory — real scenarios your doctors face every day.
Scenario · Pediatric Visit
Doctor:
"What's the pediatric dose for amoxicillin?"
Ava:
For pediatric patients, amoxicillin is typically dosed at 25-45 mg/kg/day divided every 8-12 hours. For a 5-year-old (~18 kg), that's about 450 mg twice daily. The FDA label lists common side effects as nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. Should I check RxNorm for brand alternatives?
Scenario · Chronic Disease Follow-up
Doctor:
"Show me Maria Santos's last prescription"
Ava:
Maria's last prescription was on September 15 by Dr. Cruz. She was prescribed Metformin 500mg twice daily for type 2 diabetes, plus Losartan 50mg once daily for hypertension. Her most recent HbA1c from October 1 was 7.8% — still above the target of 7%. Would you like to see her full lab trend?
Scenario · Treatment-Resistant Case
Doctor:
"Find me recent studies on ketamine for depression"
Ava:
Found 5 recent PubMed articles. The most cited is a 2024 meta-analysis of IV ketamine in treatment-resistant depression showing 65% response rate at 24 hours. A second study examines intranasal esketamine for long-term maintenance. Want me to list the PMIDs or open the abstracts?
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