AI
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How StudyFinder AI Helped Me Prep for the UKMLA
By Izzy Candir, Final-Year Medical Student When I started gearing up for the UKMLA this academic year, I thought just knowing the material would cut it. I buried myself in lecture slides, scribbled through all my notes, and tried to cram in every bit of content. The usual grind. But the moment I started tackling…
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Quick Guide to Mastering Foundational Sciences with Osmosis AI
Foundational sciences can feel overwhelming, but they don’t have to be. Osmosis AI is designed to help you make sense of the most complex medical topics. Check out the Osmosis AI prompting tips and sample prompts below to help you break down foundational topics like anatomy into manageable study resources. Whether you’re reviewing content or prepping for exams, these tips help you stay focused, efficient, and confident in what matters the…
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How to communicate AI-supported conclusions to patients, peers, and supervisors.
Written By Dr. Aisha Qayum | Follow Aisha on Instagram & Tiktok! It’s 9:30 am on a busy ward round. A patient looks at me and asks a simple question: “Doctor, how sure are you about this diagnosis?” I pause for a moment. I’ve reviewed their blood results, examined them, and thought through my differentials. But I’ve also used a digital tool that flagged a…
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How StudyFinder AI Became My Study Buddy in Med School
Written by: Nadya Affendy, Medical Student Have you ever been told to ‘study smart, not hard?’. I used to think I was an anomaly and could solely study hard without fail, but student life quickly got in the way – placements, long commutes, cooking, and trying to have a social life. I just felt incredibly…
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Using AI in Medical School Without Letting It Use You
Written by: Hussain Hilali, Resident Doctor | Follow Hussain on Instagram & TikTok “Artificial intelligence is revolutionising medical education by empowering learners to optimise their academic journey through personalised and adaptive support.” Sounds impressive, right? It also sounds like the sort of sentence you’d read, vaguely agree with, and then forget about 10 seconds later.…