What EasyNIH is for

EasyNIH is meant to help people read biomedical research with less friction. It focuses on plain-English breakdowns of NIH and PubMed article content while keeping the original citation and source links visible.

The site is designed for educational and reference use. It is not a hospital, telehealth service, pharmacy, file-sharing site, streaming site, chat network, or social platform.

The main article workflow is source-first and centers on PubMed and NIH-linked records. EasyNIH keeps links to PubMed, PubMed Central, DOI pages, and related official sources attached to each breakdown.

Current-topics pages are editorial tracker pages. They are clearly separated from the main paper workflow and are built from a mix of internal search interest, NIH news signals, and recent PubMed activity.

EasyNIH uses AI to help explain research papers and generate current-topics digests. The source article itself remains the reference point, and users are repeatedly directed back to the original record.

AI output can be wrong. The site treats the linked source record as the source of truth and provides ways for users to request corrections.

EasyNIH should be understood as a health-education, medical-reference, and biomedical-research explanation site. It does not host adult content, gambling, software downloads, piracy, or open user chat.

If a school or filtering vendor has categorized the site incorrectly, contact the administrator or vendor and ask that easynih.org be reviewed as a public health and medical reference site.

Questions, corrections, and category-review issues can be sent to contact@easynih.org.