A research monitor for a condition you care about.
Tell us the condition. We will turn your answers into a research profile, then send a weekly report to the email or phone you share.
Cure Alert is a research monitor, not a doctor. It helps you track evidence and prepare better questions for a qualified clinician.
How the weekly monitor works
A short intake turns into a research profile. The weekly report follows after that, sent by our team.
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What a weekly report can cover
You choose the topics. The report stays on public research and uses cautious language.
Who uses a research monitor
Cure Alert is for people who want a steady view of new research between appointments.
People living with a long-term condition
Use it to keep a running file of trials and papers between clinic visits.
Family members and caregivers
Set the monitor up for a parent, partner, or child and receive the weekly report yourself.
Anyone preparing for an appointment
Bring the profile to a clinician as a list of questions, not as a decision about treatment.
What Cure Alert does not do
- Cure Alert does not diagnose a disease or stage an illness.
- It does not tell you to start, stop, or change a medicine.
- It is not an emergency service. For urgent symptoms, contact a clinician or local emergency care.
- A qualified clinician is the person who interprets results and decides on care.
Conditions people often monitor
These are examples. You can type any condition, including a subtype or the wording from a clinic letter.
- Type 2 diabetes
- Heart failure
- COPD
- Rheumatoid arthritis
- Chronic kidney disease
- Breast cancer
- Multiple sclerosis
- Parkinson's disease
- Asthma
- Inflammatory bowel disease
Frequently asked questions
How the weekly report works, and what it is for.