Imagine a new medicine has just completed a clinical trial.

The researchers have spent years generating evidence. There are hundreds of pages of clinical data, statistical analyses, tables and figures, safety findings, scientific publications, references, and regulatory documents.

The evidence is there. The science is there. But there is a problem:
The evidence is sitting inside scientific documents.

A doctor needs to understand what it means for practice. A researcher needs methodology details. A patient needs to understand their treatment. They all need information from the same scientific world — but not in the same form.