# MIA — Medical Intel

> MIA (Medical Intel, MIA Pro) is a medical AI research desk from FIA Labs: a literature desk for medicine, biotechnology and the medico-legal file, from the first paper to the medico legal report. Put a paper, a scan or a question down and the desk writes a working that keeps three things apart: the finding (what the record shows), the inference (what may reasonably be drawn) and the gap (what the file does not establish). Not medical advice, not a clinician, not a medical device. Human judgment remains the authority.

- Site: https://medicalintel.org
- Desk (sign in): https://mia.medicalintel.org
- Demo: https://medicalintel.org/demo
- Install as an app (Mac, iPhone, Windows, Android): https://medicalintel.org/install
- FAQ: https://medicalintel.org/faq
- Seats: Research, Investigator and Lab, plus credits for work (100 credits cost $1).
- Part of FIA Labs: https://federatedintel.ai

## What it does
- Ask: one pass on a paper, scan, recording or question.
- Review: runs again when the file has changed.
- Deep Review: two independent workings, then a settlement (agree, contest, or still a gap).
- Reads papers, biotech protocols and figures, and medico-legal exhibits (imaging and pathology read as supplied, in educational pattern-language; not a radiology report).
- Google Drive and Dropbox can be connected from the desk. Talk and dictation are available.

## Other FIA Labs desks
- LIA (legal): https://legalintel.ai
- Brandium (brand strategy): https://brandium.pro
- CFO Sentinel (finance): https://cfosentinel.pro
- ExecMind (executive decisions): https://execmind.app
- Aquinian (Thomistic study): https://aquinian.com
- Cine Novelist (screenwriting and packaging): https://cinenovelist.com

## Guides
- [How to structure a medico-legal report](https://medicalintel.org/medico-legal-report)

## Pages
- [FAQ](https://medicalintel.org/faq)
- [Terms](https://medicalintel.org/terms)
- [Privacy](https://medicalintel.org/privacy)

## Guides
- [OpenEvidence Alternatives: Elicit, Consensus and MIA (2026)](https://medicalintel.org/choosing-ai-for-medical-literature)
- [Who Can Write a Medico-Legal Report? Qualifications and Duties](https://medicalintel.org/who-can-write-a-medico-legal-report)
- [How to Get a Second Opinion, and How to Read the Evidence Behind Your Diagnosis](https://medicalintel.org/how-to-get-a-second-opinion)
- [What Is a Contraindication? Absolute vs Relative, With Examples](https://medicalintel.org/what-is-a-contraindication)
- [Drug Interactions: How Checkers Work and Where the Evidence Comes From](https://medicalintel.org/drug-interaction-checkers-explained)
- [Integrative Medicine: What the Evidence Says (and Doesn't)](https://medicalintel.org/integrative-medicine-evidence)
- [Levels of Evidence and Systematic Review vs Meta-Analysis: A Plain Guide](https://medicalintel.org/levels-of-evidence)
- [AI in Medicine: What It Can and Can't Do for Medical Research](https://medicalintel.org/ai-in-medicine)
- [Medico-Legal Literature Review with AI | MIA](https://medicalintel.org/medico-legal-literature-review)
- [Do the Papers Support the Expert Report?](https://medicalintel.org/check-expert-report-citations)
- [Imaging and Pathology Exhibits in Medico-Legal Files](https://medicalintel.org/medico-legal-exhibits)