Research track
Using in-app Research
How to use Education → Research to ask corpus-backed questions, read citations carefully, and keep research-waiver expectations clear.
Where Research lives
Open Education in the clinic sidebar, then choose Research. You will find a question box that searches PeptIQ’s proprietary research corpus and returns educational answers with citations when sources are available.
- 1Navigate to Education → Research for your organization.
- 2Enter a specific question (compound name, mechanism, evidence angle).
- 3Submit and wait for the answer; review any citations listed.
- 4Verify material claims against primary sources before clinical use.
Citations from the research corpus
Answers are grounded in PeptIQ’s research corpus (curated documents, PubMed enrichments, label and trial summaries where ingested). Citation links should correspond to retrieved sources—not invented PMIDs. If evidence is thin, treat the answer as incomplete rather than authoritative.
- Prefer questions that name the compound and the decision you are researching.
- Read the citation, not only the model summary.
- Do not paste protected health information into Research questions.
- Insufficient evidence is a valid outcome—document uncertainty.
Research-waiver aware use
Some compounds and materials are discussed in research-only contexts. Use Research to understand literature shape and citations, then align patient-facing language with your compliance posture. When status is ambiguous, say so explicitly to patients and in your documentation practices.