The Ask the Evidence tool allows readers to interrogate the evidence behind Naked Heart cardiovascular articles using an AI assistant, enabling specific personal questions rather than passive reading of prose.

- Every claim in the accompanying structured evidence file is graded by strength of evidence, so AI assistants cannot present an emerging hypothesis with the same confidence as an established finding — a distinction that is critical in cardiovascular decision-making.
- The full reference list is embedded in the structured file, ensuring that any study cited by an AI assistant can be traced to a real, verifiable source rather than a generated or hallucinated citation.
- The tool is educational, not clinical; its accompanying instruction set explicitly directs the AI to remind users that it does not replace professional medical assessment or consultation.
- The tool is designed to be used in under two minutes, lowering the barrier for readers and families to engage meaningfully with complex cardiovascular evidence.

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