AI Medical Web Search for
Open Access (Free) Articles,
Clinical Guidelines, and
Evidence Synthesis
Overview of MACg Web Search
MACg Web Search brings the entire web into your scientific workflow. Find open-access (free) scientific publications, society and professional guidelines, regulatory pages, and authoritative reference sites — then save sources into Reference Collections, generate citations automatically, and draft in minutes with Ask MACg (AI Writer).
When combined with MACg's PubMed search, the platform becomes a powerful diagnostic support tool and question-and-answer database for researchers, clinicians, medical affairs, and scientific communicators.
Open web access: search guidelines, consensus statements, and reputable scientific domains.
Evidence continuity: save and tag sources in Reference Collections for reuse.
Native citations: one-click AMA/APA/MLA references for any captured source.
End-to-End: Search → Save → Cite → Draft → Visualize → Present.
Why It's Unique
Scientific Web Search Engine for Open Access Publications, Clinical Guidelines, and Traceable Sources
Built for life sciences: filters and ranking emphasize credible medical and scientific sources.
Integrated citations: cite-as-you-write with auto-updating bibliographies across the Editor and Slides.
Works with PubMed: unify open web findings with PubMed articles for comprehensive evidence and faster answers.
Traceability by design: every claim maps back to a saved source in Reference Collections.
Tight integration: Reference Collections, Citation Generator, Editor, Visuals, and Slides in one platform.
Precision + Provenance: reduce noise while maintaining clear source traceability.
Ready to publish: export to Word, PDF, and PowerPoint with synchronized citations.
Unified Evidence Engine — Web Search and PubMed for Faster, Traceable Insights
Diagnostic support: quickly assemble differentials, workups, and treatment pathways aligned with guidelines and literature.
Question-answer engine: ask a clinical or scientific question and receive evidence-linked responses with citations.
Self-education: generate focused reading lists, summaries, and journal club materials from both web and PubMed sources.
How It Works (At a Glance)
Key Features — AI Web Search for Scientists with Reference Collections, PubMed, and Auto Citations
Open Access and Guidelines Discovery
Locate open access publications, society guidelines, consensus statements, and government/regulatory pages.
Enrich web search results with PubMed search results for a more complete evidence analysis.
Save, Organize, and Tag
Add results to Reference Collections with tags, folders, and custom fields.
Access all your saved references in chat.
Automatic Citations
AMA/APA/MLA formatting; cite-as-you-write in Chat and the Editor.
Drag-and-drop in-text citations; bibliography auto-updates when text moves.
Draft with Ask MACg
Generate summaries, evidence tables, and narrative sections grounded in saved web sources plus PubMed.
Pull structured data into tables and figures for rapid synthesis.
Key Use Cases
Finding open access scientific publications for immediate reading and citation.
Locating clinical practice guidelines and consensus statements for diagnostic and treatment decisions.
Building evidence packs for MI responses, safety updates, and protocol backgrounds.
Preparing journal club and grand rounds content with linked sources.
Rapid competitive and landscape analysis with traceable references.
Differentiators vs Generic Web Search
Lifesciences relevance: tuned ranking for medical and scientific domains.
Tight integration: Reference Collections, Citation Generator, Editor, Visuals, and Slides in one platform.
Precision + provenance: reduce noise while maintaining clear source traceability.
Ready to publish: export to Word, PDF, and PowerPoint with synchronized citations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I save and organize web results like PDFs?
Yes. Save any supported web page to Reference Collections, tag it, and reuse it in drafts and slides.
Does MACg create citations for web sources?
Yes. Generate AMA/APA/MLA citations automatically and keep bibliographies updated as you edit.
How does this work with PubMed?
Combine web sources with PubMed-sourced articles in the same Collection to draft summaries, evidence tables, and presentations with complete coverage.
Can I use the web search results in the Editor and Slide tools?
Absolutely. MACg uses the content of the webpage to create your text documents or slides.
How does MACg ensure credible results?
Ranking emphasizes reputable domains and medical/scientific sources, and you retain control by curating what goes into Reference Collections or is used in chat.
Search the open web with scientific precision
Combine guidelines, open access publications, and authoritative sources with PubMed to create traceable, citation ready content fast.
Previously, I relied on EndNote for citation generation, but MACg takes it further by allowing me to pull, cite, store, and manage references all in one platform seamlessly integrated with PubMed. It is designed with medical writers in mind—helping gather information, providing detailed scientific prompts, suggesting and finding relevant references, retaining links, and summarizing content—all within the same dedicated workspace. On top of that, the in-built editor makes refining content simple and efficient.
With MACg’s ability to integrate PubMed references directly into documents, that challenge becomes effortless. It’s more than just an AI tool—it’s an innovative platform that empowers medical writers and communicators to work smarter, not harder.
I used to spend HOURS researching a single article. Drowning in PubMed rabbit holes, juggling 15+ tabs for every project, switching between multiple Google Docs and getting lost in the process. It was beyond exhausting. I was skeptical about using AI in my process after too many garbage outputs, but I gave MACg a shot anyway. I needed an article on ADHD and nutrition, so I said, “why not?”. Within minutes, I had solid research and a pretty solid first draft. After a few quick iterations, my article was publication-ready. Time savings = unmatched. What ultimately sold me: I was able to do everything in one spot…research, prompting, drafting, writing/revisions. No more 15+ tabs for one project. (and a lot fewer headaches) If you want to drastically cut your time and get quality outputs fast, try MACg.
MACg by AINGENS is a next-step technology in life science content generation. From formatting grammar to complex medical/clinical summaries, I found the MACg system to be trustworthy. It is exciting to see the progression of AI in this application and the potential benefits, time savings, accuracy, and creativity, all realized in MACg.
