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OpenEvidence
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About OpenEvidence
OpenEvidence is an AI medical information platform for health care professionals. It launched during the Mayo Clinic Platform Accelerate program and has been featured by the New England Journal of Medicine AI, while also powering Elsevier’s ClinicalKey AI. The platform is described as the world’s leading AI medical information platform, delivering accurate and efficient answers at the point of care with every answer sourced, cited, and grounded in peer-reviewed medical literature. Its content includes material from NEJM and thousands of journals, spanning 160 medical specialties, 1,000+ diseases and therapeutic areas, and 1,000,000+ medical topics, and is trusted by medical professionals at 10,000+ care centers across the United States. Investors include Sequoia Capital, Breyer Capital, Mayo Clinic, Elsevier, and others.
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About the Team
Team Distribution
- Other Specialized38%
- Sales & Business Development31%
- Engineering23%
- Operations4%
- Leadership2%
Where the Team Studied
- 1.Stanford University
- 2.Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- 3.Harvard University
- 4.University of Pennsylvania
- 5.University of California, Berkeley
Team Worked At
- Doximity
- Eli Lilly and Company
- Mayo Clinic
- AbbVie
Team Composition
76 people- Engineering17
- Business Development9 senior14
- Healthcare Services2 senior8
- Customer Success and Support2 senior4
- Entrepreneurship3 senior3
- Marketing1 senior3
- Sales1 senior3
- Consulting1 senior2
Funding History
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