Español: Quickstart

Español localized draft: Find verifiable literature evidence with LitSource in minutes.

Versión española completada mecánicamente que conserva la estructura original en inglés; se recomienda revisión humana.

Quickstart: verify a claim in 3 steps

Paste your claim or abstract (English or Chinese). We auto-build a PubMed-style query and run sentence-level semantic retrieval across 30M+ biomedical papers.
Scan ranked evidence cards. Each card shows the key sentence, journal, year, and relevance. Use filters (year, section focus such as Introduction/Methods/Results/Discussion) to narrow down quickly.
Open the source and cite. Jump into the paper with evidence highlighted, then copy or export the citation (APA/MLA/BibTeX/EndNote) to drop into your manuscript or slides.

Start with a single, clear claim (e.g., “Resistance training improves glucose control in adults with T2DM”).
Prefer concrete entities (drug/disease/biomarker) over broad topics when possible.
If you need to keep track, copy citations as you go; downloads remain tied to the original paper link to avoid hallucinations.

Questions or feedback? Email [email protected] and we’ll respond quickly.

Coverage and source boundaries: supported databases, update cadence, abstract vs full-text boundaries, and known gaps.

Versión española completada mecánicamente que conserva la estructura original en inglés; se recomienda revisión humana.

Paste your claim or abstract (English or Chinese). We auto-build a PubMed-style query and run sentence-level semantic retrieval across 30M+ biomedical papers.
Scan ranked evidence cards. Each card shows the key sentence, journal, year, and relevance. Use filters (year, section focus such as Introduction/Methods/Results/Discussion) to narrow down quickly.
Open the source and cite. Jump into the paper with evidence highlighted, then copy or export the citation (APA/MLA/BibTeX/EndNote) to drop into your manuscript or slides.

Start with a single, clear claim (e.g., “Resistance training improves glucose control in adults with T2DM”).
Prefer concrete entities (drug/disease/biomarker) over broad topics when possible.
If you need to keep track, copy citations as you go; downloads remain tied to the original paper link to avoid hallucinations.

Questions or feedback? Email [email protected] and we’ll respond quickly.

Coverage and source boundaries: supported databases, update cadence, abstract vs full-text boundaries, and known gaps.