Give me a full research briefing on [MEDICINE NAME]. Use authoritative sources: official prescribing information, FDA/EMA approval records, RxNorm naming and drug class, post-market safety reports, recent peer-reviewed literature and trials. Cover approved indications, label dosing, mechanism, key warnings and contraindications, interactions, adverse effects, regulatory status with the date checked, and any off-label or experimental uses — clearly labelled as such. End with the evidence grade and your cited sources.
Condition and treatment landscape Research [CONDITION] for me: what it is, who it affects, current standard treatment, the latest approved treatments, emerging options, and which trials are recruiting now. Label every treatment as approved, off-label, experimental or preclinical, show how strong the evidence is, and cite authoritative sources with their dates.
Compare [MEDICINE A] and [MEDICINE B] using official sources. Build a table covering mechanism, approved indications, dosing, time to effect, duration, side effects, interactions, contraindications, safety warnings, regulatory status and evidence quality. Conclude with which is better suited to which situation — and which is not — and cite sources.
Clinical trials for a condition Find clinical trials for [CONDITION], filtered to [RECRUITING / PHASE / COUNTRY]. For each trial give the trial ID, phase, sponsor, status, countries, enrolment, key dates, primary endpoint, eligibility summary and the official trial link. Then note which ones matter most and why.
Check a claim about a medicine Verify this claim: "[CLAIM]". Use official and peer-reviewed sources only. Tell me whether it is supported, partially supported, contradicted, or unproven, what the evidence actually shows, and where the claim came from. Label anything you could not verify.