Subject-specific research companions
Useful information, carefully separated by subject.
Information Companions helps people explore trusted source material through focused, subject-specific research companions. Each companion has its own source collection, safeguards and access plan.
Explore the companionsA research companion, not an authority
Answers are general information supported by retrieved sources. The service is not a doctor, clinician, government body or emergency service.
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Each subject has its own space
Access and pricing are subject-specific. Access to one companion does not automatically include the others.
Autism Information
A focused companion using a scoped collection of UK public, clinical and specialist autism sources.
Visit the autism companion → Private testingCancer Information
A focused companion using a scoped collection of UK cancer, clinical and specialist sources.
Visit the cancer companion → Private testingDiabetes Information
A focused companion using a separate collection of UK diabetes, clinical and specialist sources.
Visit the diabetes companion → Interface in preparationGeneral Mental Health
A broader companion covering defined mental-health topics through its own source collection and retrieval scopes.
View the mental health companion → Interface in preparationRespiratory Diseases Information
A broader companion covering asthma, COPD and defined respiratory and lung-disease topics through its own isolated source collection.
View the respiratory companion →How it works
Focused sources, visible limits
Each companion retrieves from a defined collection rather than searching every subject together. Source links and limitations remain visible, and separate companions remain isolated from one another.