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MediCompass pulls live information from Health Canada, the U.S. FDA, PubMed, ClinicalTrials.gov and the World Health Organization, so families, clinicians and clinics see what changed today, with the source on every item.
Official health data is public but scattered across dozens of agency websites. MediCompass watches them for you, explains them in plain language and links straight back to the original source. No sign-up walls, no patient data and no guesswork.
Drug and medical device recalls from Health Canada and the FDA as soon as they're published.
The newest PubMed papers and medRxiv preprints, clearly labelled peer-reviewed or preliminary.
Studies recruiting in British Columbia right now, with official ClinicalTrials.gov links.
WHO disease outbreak news, useful for travellers, clinics and public-health teams.
Built by the ARQS Medical Intelligence team. Each one runs on official public data.
Search PubMed, PubMed Central, bioRxiv and medRxiv in one box, with every preprint flagged.
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Look up a medicine's FDA label warnings or its RxNorm names and strengths, right on this page.
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Research desks for clinical research, therapeutics, public health, med-tech and life sciences.
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Tracks U.S. Medicare coverage policy changes for clinics and billing teams.
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Clinical trials recruiting in British Columbia, updated from ClinicalTrials.gov.
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Local life across the Okanagan and beyond. City health sections are on the way.
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Every item below comes straight from an official public source. Each panel shows where it came from and when we last checked. If a source is down, we say so. We never fill gaps with made-up data.
Type a medicine name to see its official U.S. label warnings (openFDA / DailyMed) or its standard names and strengths (RxNorm). For education only. Always ask your pharmacist or doctor.
These are in development now. Join the list to hear first when each one opens.
Coming soonPersonal alerts when a medicine or device you follow is recalled in Canada or the U.S.
Coming soonFull Health Canada and FDA labels side by side, with label-text cross-references.
Coming soonA weekly evidence digest tailored to your clinic's specialties.
Coming soonSearch every recruiting trial in BC by condition and city.
Coming soonHealth checklists and outbreak news for winter travel.
Plan with TravelCompass →Coming soonJob and locum listings for clinics, pharmacies and care homes across Townline cities.
Coming soonSaved research questions, study-type grading and citation export for professionals.
Coming soonPublic provider registries and care-quality scorecards in one view.
Coming soonShort, sourced lessons on sleep, movement and prevention.
MediCompass shares public information from official sources for general education. It does not diagnose, treat or recommend care, and it is not a substitute for your doctor, pharmacist or other qualified health professional. In an emergency, call 911. In BC, you can call 8-1-1 to speak with a nurse any time.
We collect no patient or health records. Data belongs to its original publishers (Health Canada, U.S. FDA, U.S. National Library of Medicine, ClinicalTrials.gov and the World Health Organization) and may be delayed or incomplete.