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 and safeguards, while credits can be used across the service.

Focused

  • Autism
  • Cancer
  • Diabetes
  • Alzheimer’s
  • Dementia
  • Depression
  • Down Syndrome

General

  • Mental Health
  • Respiratory Diseases
  • Cardiovascular Diseases

Rules & Regulation

  • Care Nurses & Care Workers
  • Care Homes — unavailable
  • Social Workers
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A 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.

Access to Companions

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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.

Important:Information Companions does not diagnose, prescribe, replace professional advice or provide emergency help.