FOR CLINICIANS & RESEARCHERS

Clinical questions.
A wider biological view.

NeuraBI aims to organise microbiome research into interpretable, evidence-linked information alongside clinical context. We are preparing a pilot, with clinical usefulness still to be evaluated.

In development · Recruitment open

One clinical question.
A traceable review.

  1. 01

    The question

    For a person with an existing MS diagnosis, what can this microbiome profile add to the clinical discussion?

  2. 02

    The comparison

    Inspect supplied measurements, reference intervals and uncertainty. Check medications, diet, sample quality and processing compatibility.

  3. 03

    The evidence

    Use source-linked research discussion to examine findings, study populations and intervention evidence. An association alone is not a treatment recommendation.

  4. 04

    The reviewed output

    Edit the patient explanation, prepare a private report preview, then review and explicitly release that version to the patient.

Preparing a preview keeps it private. Release is a separate action by an authorised reviewer; AI discussions and internal notes stay internal unless deliberately included in approved guidance.

Open the example report

THE CLINICAL WORKSPACE · PROTOTYPE

A review desk
built for judgement.

The clinical workspace is a working prototype. These are its real screens, photographed with example data. Every result, source and decision stays visible until the clinician releases the report.

Prototype · example data
  1. Submissions by date, filtered by what needs review, a patient question or an update, with the patient record one click away.

What the current prototype uses.

Study reference

The MS example uses 460 development household controls from the public iMSMS cohort. MS cases and the locked internal test set were not used to fit these reference intervals.

Selected measurements

The public example compares 54 measurements: 47 bacterial species and 7 gene pathways. Pathways describe functional potential, not measured metabolite concentrations.

Comparison method

The model estimates the 10th–90th percentiles, accounting for age, recorded sex and BMI. This central 80% interval is a study comparison, not a clinically established healthy target.

What remains to be shown

The portal demonstrates the software workflow. Independent validation, processing compatibility and prospective clinical usefulness still require evaluation.

Read the comparison guide

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Help ask the right questions.

We welcome conversations with neurologists, researchers and patient organisations about meaningful study endpoints, feasibility and responsible interpretation.

Discuss a research collaboration