Innovation IQ for physicians.
Clintelo tells a physician what is new in medicine, what it changes for their patients, and how good the evidence is, in the time they actually have.
What Clintelo is
The medical innovation floor that never closes.
Why we exist: our purpose, vision and missionPhysicians go to congresses to find out what is new, what the evidence says and how the options compare. Clintelo does that continuously. As of it tracks 30 innovations across 16 specialties: 12 new drugs and 18 devices, including diagnostic tests and software. Each one is a brief that reads in under a minute and links to the document it was written from.
How we source and write
Nothing here without a source.
One primary source per entry
The FDA's own announcement, or the developer's own release. Not the news cycle, and not secondary reports.
Written with AI assistance, checked against the source
Entries are drafted with AI from that one document, then checked line by line against it. No figure, date or claim is published that the source does not carry.
The source is one click away
Every entry links to the document it was written from, so the summary is never the last word.
What we will say, and what we will not
When a source gives no trial figure, the brief says so instead of borrowing one. When a release names a study without describing its design, the label reads “Design not reported”. A cleared device is never called approved. Evidence marks describe how a study was designed. They do not grade the product.
What Clintelo is not
It is an information service for healthcare professionals. It is not medical advice, and it does not replace the full prescribing information or instructions for use. Entries are chosen and written by Clintelo. None is a paid placement.
Corrections and contact
Seen something wrong?
If an entry says more than its source, or less than it should, tell us. Corrections are made on the entry itself.