A personalized oncology intelligence platform that continuously curates the highest-value evidence for your disease sites and notifies you only when a development is likely to change clinical practice.
Developed by a practicing Oncologist · Free during early access
Carcino S quietly monitors the oncology literature and alerts only when practice impacting evidence emerges
Staying current in oncology is a challenge. CarcinoS allows me to focus on patient care while feeling confident I'm not missing the few updates that actually impact my patients.
Radiation Oncologist · Academic Medical CenterI've tried RSS feeds and journal alerts — they just add noise. CarcinoS gives me exactly what I need to stay current without the cognitive overhead.
Medical Oncologist · Community Cancer CenterThe tier system is the key innovation. Knowing immediately whether something is practice-changing or just worth noting saves me real time every week.
Surgical Oncologist · NCI-Designated Cancer CenterLive digest
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Structured monitoring. Reduced clinical noise.
Carcino S applies a structured classification model to evaluate clinical relevance across major oncology resources
Notifications are reserved exclusively
for practice-impacting evidence
Everything you need to know before signing up.
CarcinoS delivers curated weekly updates inside the app covering the prior week's oncology literature. Push notifications are reserved for practice-impacting findings and will only be sent either as an alert to your phone or email based upon your preferences, when qualifying evidence emerges.
CarcinoS covers all major solid tumor oncology specialties including lung, breast, gastrointestinal, genitourinary, CNS, head & neck, gynecologic, melanoma, sarcoma, and hepatobiliary cancers. Coverage expands continuously.
No. CarcinoS monitors the published oncology literature only. No patient records, clinical notes, or identifiable health information of any kind are ever collected or processed.
AI-assisted triage identifies and scores candidate papers against a structured clinical relevance framework. All tier assignments are reviewed with human editorial oversight from practicing oncologists before publication in the digest.