Building an Agent Harness for Life Sciences: Introducing Deep Life Sci
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Deep Life Sci is LangChain's open source agentic assistant for clinical and lab scientists. It pulls from 600K+ ClinicalTrials.gov studies, 29M PubMed abstracts, and 12M PubMed Central full-text articles, with sandboxed sub-agents for real data analysis.
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