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Sir Ganga Ram HospitalMassachusetts General Hospital, BostonAIIMS DelhiFortis HealthcareRoyal Marsden Hospital, LondonKing Faisal Specialist Hospital, RiyadhUniversity of Tokyo HospitalCMC VelloreHopital Pitie-Salpetriere, ParisNarayana HealthLagos University Teaching HospitalMax HealthcareTata MemorialManipal HospitalsNIMHANSHospital Universitario La Paz, MadridCharite Universitatsmedizin BerlinTata Memorial Hospital, MumbaiHospital Italiano de Buenos AiresApollo HospitalsSir Ganga Ram HospitalMassachusetts General Hospital, BostonAIIMS DelhiFortis HealthcareRoyal Marsden Hospital, LondonKing Faisal Specialist Hospital, RiyadhUniversity of Tokyo HospitalCMC VelloreHopital Pitie-Salpetriere, ParisNarayana HealthLagos University Teaching HospitalMax HealthcareTata MemorialManipal HospitalsNIMHANSHospital Universitario La Paz, MadridCharite Universitatsmedizin BerlinTata Memorial Hospital, MumbaiHospital Italiano de Buenos AiresApollo Hospitals

What is tachyDx?

tachyDx is a physician-only platform that turns clinical discussions into published, citable research. The entire platform is free. There are no article processing charges, no editorial gatekeeping, and no 18-month review cycles.

Why this exists

Most clinical knowledge never gets published. Doctors discover things every day through hands-on practice, but sharing those findings through traditional journals costs thousands in fees, takes up to 18 months, and depends on anonymous reviewers who may not even work in that specialty. The system is built for business, not for medicine.

tachyDx removes every barrier. Physicians share what they know, the community validates it through voting, and the result is published research that anyone can access. No fees. No gatekeepers. No waiting.

How it works

Post a Clinical Question

A physician encounters an unusual presentation, a treatment dilemma, or an unresolved diagnostic puzzle. They post it on tachyDx with full clinical context.

Verified Physicians Respond

Only verified, credential-checked doctors can answer. Multiple specialists weigh in with their own clinical experience, evidence, and reasoning.

The Community Peer-Reviews

Every verified physician can upvote or downvote each answer. This is real-time, large-scale peer review by people who actually practice medicine. Not two anonymous reviewers chosen by an editor.

Solved Questions Become Published Research

When the original poster marks a question as solved, tachyDx auto-generates a structured clinical paper. The question becomes the research problem. The answers become the findings. Every contributor is credited as co-author. Published instantly on the tachyDx Research Portal.

Active Discussions

Clinical questions from the community

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Optimal vasopressor sequencing in septic shock with concurrent RV failure?

54M admitted to MICU with septic shock secondary to community-acquired pneumonia. Bedside echo showing acute RV dilation...

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Dr. Priya Sharmaasked 1mo ago
Dual antiplatelet duration after left main PCI: patient needs elective surgery at 6 months post-stent

71M underwent unprotected left main PCI with a 4.0x15mm drug-eluting stent (Synergy EES) 5 months ago. SYNTAX score was ...

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Dr. James Chenasked 1mo ago
IV thrombolysis in wake-up stroke with DWI-FLAIR mismatch: evidence for extending the treatment window?

67F found unresponsive with left hemiplegia at 06:00, last known well at 22:00 (8-hour window). NIHSS 14. CT showed no h...

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Dr. Kenji Tanakaasked 1mo ago
Immune checkpoint inhibitor rechallenge after grade 3 myocarditis: is it ever safe?

58M with metastatic melanoma (BRAF wild-type) who had an excellent partial response to pembrolizumab (8 cycles, tumor bu...

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Dr. Sarah Mitchellasked 1mo ago

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Critical Care

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Ventilator strategies, hemodynamics, sedation, organ support, resuscitation

Pharmacology

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Emergency Medicine

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Pulmonology

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ARDS, COPD, ILD, pulmonary hypertension, bronchoscopy, sleep medicine

Neurology

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Stroke, epilepsy, movement disorders, neuromuscular, neuro-critical care

Nephrology

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AKI, CKD, dialysis, transplant, electrolyte disorders, glomerular disease

Oncology

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Hematology

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Coagulopathies, anemias, myeloproliferative disorders, transfusion medicine

Surgery

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General surgery, minimally invasive techniques, surgical oncology

Gastroenterology

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Anesthesiology

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Radiology

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Pediatrics

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Neonatology, pediatric emergencies, developmental, infectious diseases

Infectious Disease

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Immunology

3

Autoimmune disorders, immunodeficiency, transplant immunology

Evidence-Based Medicine

2

Clinical trials, systematic reviews, guideline development

Hepatology

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Liver disease, cirrhosis, viral hepatitis, transplant hepatology

Orthopedics

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Trauma, arthroplasty, sports medicine, spine, pediatric orthopedics

Psychiatry

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Psychopharmacology, emergency psychiatry, addiction, psychotherapy

Internal Medicine

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General medicine, diagnostic dilemmas, multi-system disease management

Rheumatology

2

Arthritis, lupus, vasculitis, connective tissue diseases

Endocrinology

2

Diabetes, thyroid, adrenal, pituitary, metabolic bone disease

Trauma

1

Trauma surgery, emergency management, damage control

Neonatology

1

Premature infant care, NICU, neonatal resuscitation

Rehabilitation

1

Physical medicine, neurological rehabilitation, sports rehabilitation

How It Works

Three steps to verified physician access

Every voice on tachyDx belongs to a credentialed medical doctor.

1

Register with your medical credentials

Sign up using your NMC or State Medical Council registration number. We verify your identity against official records.

2

AI-assisted document verification

Upload your degree certificate and registration. Our automated system validates documents, with manual review completing within 24 to 48 hours.

3

Start contributing to clinical knowledge

Once verified, ask clinical questions, post evidence-based answers, earn reputation, and help build a physician-curated knowledge base.

Free for all verified physicians. No ads. No pharma influence.

Questions about tachyDx

Frequently asked questions

Only verified medical doctors with a valid NMC or State Medical Council registration. We verify every credential before granting access. Medical students, nurses, and other healthcare professionals cannot currently create accounts.

Yes. tachyDx is completely free for all verified physicians. There are no subscription tiers, no paywalls, and no premium features behind a paygate. We believe clinical knowledge should be accessible to every credentialed doctor.

During registration, you provide your NMC/State Medical Council registration number and upload your degree certificate. Our system validates the registration number against official records, and a manual review of documents completes within 24–48 hours.

UpToDate and Medscape are editorially curated reference databases. tachyDx is a community-driven Q&A platform, like StackOverflow built specifically for doctors. Physicians ask real clinical dilemmas they face at work, and other specialists answer from direct experience. The community votes the best answers up. Real-world clinical intelligence, not textbook summaries.

Your verification is mandatory, but your display name on the platform is your choice. You can use your real name or a pseudonym. However, all contributions are linked to a verified physician account, ensuring every answer comes from a credentialed doctor.

tachyDx is built and operated by Aethryva Deeptech Pvt Ltd, a deeptech company based in Hyderabad, India. Aethryva builds technology for critical care, and tachyDx is our platform for the physician community.

Absolutely not. tachyDx is a clinical knowledge platform, not a patient record system. All clinical questions should be de-identified. Our community guidelines strictly prohibit sharing identifiable patient information. Any post containing PHI is removed immediately.

Platform Health

Real clinical knowledge. Published in hours, not years.

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Published research papers
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Clinical discussions
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Cases resolved
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Discussion → paper rate