iatroX Expands Free UK Clinical AI Into an AI-Native Learning Continuum

New update links bedside guideline support with question-first exam learning for UK and international clinicians, free for individuals.

LONDON, LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM, December 22, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- iatroX today announced an expansion of its free, UK-first clinical AI platform into what the company describes as an “AI-native learning continuum” for clinicians: a single experience that supports rapid bedside access to guidance while also reinforcing knowledge through question-first learning and exam preparation workflows.

Healthcare professionals increasingly face two parallel challenges: the need to access trustworthy guidance quickly during busy clinical work, and the need to retain and apply an ever-growing volume of knowledge for postgraduate exams and ongoing practice. iatroX is positioning this release as a bridge between those needs, combining evidence-grounded clinical support with an education layer designed to strengthen recall, reasoning, and decision-making habits over time.

iatroX — At a Glance

What it is: An AI-enabled clinical reference and learning platform designed for healthcare professionals

Primary audience: UK clinicians and medical students, with expansion to international exam pathways

Core experiences: Ask (Q&A), Brainstorm (structured clinical reasoning), and Quiz (exam-focused question practice)

Clinical context: Designed around UK clinical guidance and common NHS workflows

Learning expansion: Question-first, exam-oriented content across the UK, US, Canada, and Australia pathways

Availability and access: Free for individuals (with additional offerings for organisations planned)

This release introduces updates intended to make iatroX more useful across a clinician’s day: from rapid answers at the point of care to structured reflection and reinforcement through questions. The company’s approach emphasises traceable, guideline-aligned outputs, with an emphasis on clarity and clinical usability rather than generic, open-ended responses.

“Clinicians do not need more information — they need better access to the right information, and a way to retain it under real-world cognitive load,” said Dr Kola Tytler, Founder and CEO of iatroX. “We built iatroX to support how clinicians actually work and learn: quick guidance when time is short, structured reasoning when cases are complex, and question-first reinforcement so knowledge sticks. The goal is not to replace professional judgement, but to support safer, more consistent decision-making.”

The company said the expansion reflects a longer-term strategy: turning a clinical reference interaction into a learning moment, and turning an exam question into clinical readiness. This is particularly relevant for clinicians preparing for UK postgraduate exams as well as internationally mobile clinicians navigating different exam systems and practice norms.

iatroX states that it is intended for use by healthcare professionals and should be used in line with local clinical governance and policies. It is not designed for emergency use, and outputs should be interpreted in the context of the full clinical picture, applicable local protocols, and professional judgement.

To learn more about iatroX and the latest product update, visit iatrox.com.

About iatroX
iatroX is a UK-first clinical AI and learning platform designed to support healthcare professionals with fast access to guidance and structured clinical reasoning tools, alongside question-first learning for exam preparation. The platform combines conversational workflows with clinician-oriented structure to help users move from information retrieval to applied understanding.

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iatroX AI Ltd
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