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What is Medaptly?+

Medaptly is free, evidence-based medical education for physicians and board candidates. We synthesize the latest trials, guidelines, and reviews into practice updates, evidence reviews, clinical cases, articles, and free OSCE and MCQ courses — across every specialty.

Is Medaptly really free?+

Yes. Every article, case, and course is free, with no paywalls and no upsells. You can subscribe to a free weekly briefing in your specialty whenever you like, and unsubscribe any time.

Who is Medaptly for?+

Medaptly is built for practising physicians, residents and fellows, and board and exam candidates — anyone who needs to stay current with the evidence that shapes clinical practice.

Which specialties does Medaptly cover?+

Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Pediatrics, Surgery, Obstetrics & Gynecology, Neurology, and Pediatric Neurology, with more in development. You can personalize the whole site to your specialty.

What kind of content does Medaptly publish?+

Practice updates when guidelines change, evidence reviews of recent trials, worked clinical cases, in-depth articles, medical news, and interactive OSCE stations and MCQ question banks for exam preparation.

Is every item cited, with references and source links?+

Yes — always. Every item on Medaptly is cited and comes with full references and links to the original sources, from major guideline bodies such as the American College of Cardiology to the trials and reviews indexed on PubMed. Nothing is asserted without a source you can open and check for yourself.

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Medaptly is built alongside the clinical community, and there are three easy ways to help:

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