Medical Article Summarizer

These aren't just settings - they're instructions that help the AI understand what you actually need.

Audience Level

Without this, the AI doesn't know if you want a patient handout or a journal club analysis. "Summarize" could mean anything from ELI5 to specialist-level depth.

Summary Length

The AI needs a target. Without it, you might get 50 words when you needed 500, or a wall of text when you wanted bullet points. Length shapes focus.

Section Checkboxes

This is critical. "Important" means different things in different contexts. Checking "Safety/AE" tells the AI you care about adverse events - otherwise it might focus on methodology or theory instead.

Extra Instructions

This is where you add context the AI can't guess. "I'm presenting this at grand rounds" or "I need prescribing guidance" completely changes what matters in the summary.

The key insight:

AI models are not mind readers. They're extremely capable pattern matchers that do exactly what you ask - but they need to know what you're asking for.

Compare these two requests:

"Summarize this"
→ Generic overview, unclear focus, frustrating output

"Summarize this for a medical professional, medium length, focus on methods and safety data"
→ Targeted, clinically relevant, actually useful

This form builds that second request automatically. Fill it out thoughtfully, and you'll get thoughtful results.

Pro tip: Check the "Show full prompt" box below to see exactly what we're sending to the AI. You might find it useful for other AI tools you use.

Medical Article Summarizer

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Full Prompt Sent to AI

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