PharmaTools.AI | Experiments in AI Transforming Pharma & Health

About the Lab

Applied AI for Pharma & Healthcare

PharmaTools.AI is an applied AI lab founded by Nick Lamb, PhD — exploring ways GenAI can make medical communication clearer, safer, and more human. Each experiment blends science, design, and language to show how people and AI can work together more effectively.

Nick's background in medical writing, creative technology, and AI research shapes the lab's approach — from prototypes like BiomarkerFinder to full tools like Patiently AI and MedCheckr^®.

Award-winning AI experiments Advisory & strategy Open to collaborations R&D briefs welcome

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AI Experiments in Practice

MedCheckr ABPI

Compliance

Instantly check promotional claims against the ABPI Code of Practice – with clause-level transparency.

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Patiently AI

Patient Communication

Transforms complex medical notes into clear, patient-friendly language – supporting better understanding and health literacy.

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PosterLens

Research

Capture a scientific poster at a conference and get instant, easy-to-share summaries.

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HushMap

Wellbeing

Discover quiet, sensory-friendly places nearby and log your own experiences to help others.

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BiomarkerFinder

Drug Discovery

AI-powered insights into complex biomarker data, explained in plain language.

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Turn AI gobbledygook into words humans understand!

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MedTermTracker

Analyzing how medical terminology for specific conditions changes over time using NLP and trend analysis.

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Publications - PharmaTools Lab

Behind the Experiments: Research & Reflections

Validation of an AI-powered mobile application for personalizing medical note explanations

Peer-review pending

medRxiv September 2025

A rigorous three-phase validation study of Patiently AI, demonstrating substantial readability improvements with high expert ratings for accuracy (4.49/5) and clarity (4.53/5), and 70% of patients preferring AI-generated explanations.

Health Literacy AI-Powered Communication Patient Engagement Clinical Validation

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