What Doximity changed

• Changed the text under the "Clinical AI for Physicians" section from "Ask a question" to "What are the most important RCTs for CHF?"

The change replaces a generic placeholder with a real medical question. This helps doctors understand exactly how they can use the AI tool for clinical research.

• The placeholder text in the Clinical AI search bar was changed.
• Removed the specific example: "What are the most important RCTs for CHF?"
• Added a general instruction: "Ask a question"

Doximity is moving away from a specific medical example to a broader call-to-action. This suggests they want to encourage doctors to use their AI tool for any clinical question rather than just specific research tasks.

• Replaced a broken text fragment ("Wha") with a specific example prompt for their AI tool.
• The new prompt asks: "What are the most important RCTs for CHF?" (Randomized Controlled Trials for Congestive Heart Failure).

Doximity is showing doctors exactly how to use their new AI tool. By suggesting a specific question about heart failure trials, they are moving from a generic "AI" pitch to a practical tool for clinical decision-making.