I am not comfortable searching in English, can I use my own language to search?
On the top of our to-do list! We are working very hard to include this feature in the near future.
On the top of our to-do list! We are working very hard to include this feature in the near future.
Under the current circumstances with COVID-19, access to health information is crucial for all of us. We have decided to open up the platform to help alleviate some pressure on healthcare providers and hospitals who are working tirelessly dealing with the pandemic.
No. You can search as much as you like and adapt your search as you go along.
There are many ways to search. You can list symptoms in keywords, full sentences, or even copy complete doctors notes from your medical file into the search field.
Next to each diagnosis is a link to see articles which match the diagnosis “show more articles”. This will lead you to more information on the condition.
You can use the print function of your web browser to get a hardcopy of your results.
Only a medical test performed by a healthcare professional can tell you if you have the Coronavirus. If you have entered your symptoms in the search field and COVID-19 was in the diagnosis list, contact your healthcare provider to get tested. If you are uncertain if you have the virus, make sure you take the necessary precautions to protect yourself and those around you.
The outcome of the search depends completely on your entry. Try to make your query as complete as possible to get the most accurate results. If you have one, you can even copy entire paragraphs of your doctor’s note into the search box.
Take your findings to your healthcare provider and discuss proper medical testing and next steps with them. If you want additional information, you can also use our literature search feature to discover medical articles on the topic.
As you add more information to your query or apply different filters, the system gets a more concrete picture of your case and may change the literature and diagnoses shown to you.
No. Your searches are always private, we never collect personal data nor do we sell data to third parties. We do store searches anonymously to improve our AI system so that it gives you even better results in the future. See our Data Protection Declaration for more details.
We rely on ads to be able to make our platform available for free to everyone.
codiag cross references your search terms with millions of medical articles. The diagnoses and literature articles on the top of the ranking are most closely related to your inputs. The more precisely you describe your situation and set your filters, the better your results will be.
General web search engines are not built and optimized for medical purposes and may give you unreliable content. codiag exclusively works on the basis of confirmed medical expert literature to ensure that the content you see is reliable.
We cannot provide access to proprietary paid content. The links take you to the publishers’ pages where you can either log in with your existing credentials or request access. Whenever possible, we point to open-access literature sources.
Ask your doctor how to get a hold of your file. They can either print it out for you or often even send it to you via email.
You can use our free codiagLab to discover literature and diagnoses that may relate to your patients. If you are interested in an ad-free private version or our physician-facing certified medical solution codiagPro, please reach out to us at [email protected]
Please don’t do that. You should never make treatment decisions without the advice of a trained medical professional.
We won’t show any graphic details on our site but the medical article itself, when opened on the publisher’s site, may contain gory bits in some cases.
You can use codiag to discover articles that are relevant to your diagnosis. We are continuously updating our repository so that you can get to the latest research as early as possible.