Project Medicine

Project Medicine delivers independent, evidence-based health information for the public. No hype, no influencers, no sensationalism. Just expert-led research, doctor-reviewed accuracy, and a commitment to the truth. We are the skeptics (so you don't have to be) when it comes to your health.

Foundation

New visualisation of the Covid-19 virus
2021: Born during the pandemic information crisis. Doctors watched medical misinformation spread faster than the virus itself—and decided to fight back with something radical - facts.
This image depicted a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) scientist interacting with her Caliper LifeSciences’ Zephyr Molecular Biology Workstation, working with samples to be tested using a real-time PCR machine, known as a themocycler (see PHIL 22904), in order to identify the various types of poliovirus contained therein. The data from this analysis is stored in a computer, while the software further analyzes the data before being reviewed by a scientist.
Our focus is simple: follow the data wherever it leads and explain what it actually means for your health.
Simple stethoscope on a pastel blue background.
Because informed decisions start with trustworthy information and trust begins with evidence.

Integrity First

Starting with a simple premise - medical information must be free from commercial bias and not influenced by big pharma or media.

Evidence Based

Every article is sourced from peer-reviewed journals and verified for accuracy.

Tackling Misinformation

Evidence over headlines. Debunking health sensationalism, medical myths and cutting through viral fads so you can actually make informed choices.

I'm a doctor of over 17 years working as a family medicine consultant. Every week I see patients who tried the TikTok detox, bought the miracle supplement, or avoided real treatment because some influencer scared them. They're not gullible, they're desperate for clear answers and finding misinformation instead.

Medical papers are locked behind paywalls, written in jargon, and take 17 clicks to find. Meanwhile, wellness influencers have production teams and algorithms. This site is my attempt to even the score.

I write what I'd tell my own family. What the evidence actually supports. I do the tedious work of reading the studies, checking the sources, and saying plainly - this works, this doesn't, or we don't know yet. The third answer is often the most honest one.

“Believe the evidence.”

No institutional backing, no editorial board—just one person's attempt to do less harm than the alternative medicine industry.