Trust & Safety
AI should make cancer information clearer, not make medical decisions for you.
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Clinician remains at the centre
OncoVOIS provides information and navigation support. Your oncologist makes treatment decisions.
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Sources matter
Important medical information shows its supporting source and date wherever possible.
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AI can make mistakes
AI can misread a report or miss a detail. That is why you review extracted facts, and why clinicians can verify them.
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You control your information
You decide what is processed and shared, and you can withdraw consent or delete your data.
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Medical information changes
Guidelines and approvals evolve. Each page shows when it was last reviewed.
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Not for emergencies
Urgent symptoms need your hospital or emergency services, not an app.
Why we label every treatment
OncoVOIS covers advanced and emerging therapies. To keep hope honest, each one carries a clear classification.
- Approved standard
Accepted standard of care for that cancer, stage and setting.
- Approved, selected indication
Approved by a regulator, but only for particular cancers or situations, and only in the countries named.
- Off-label
An approved drug used outside its authorised indication. Requires specialist judgement.
- Investigational
Available through clinical trials. Benefit has not yet been established.
- Experimental
Early research without established clinical benefit for the indication.
Our relationship with CancerFax
OncoVOIS is part of the CancerFax ecosystem. CancerFax sees your information only when you ask, for example for an expert review, and the app shows exactly what will be shared first. CancerFax services may be paid. Educational results in OncoVOIS are never ranked by commercial relationships.
Found a mistake?
Tap "Report a problem" on any item in the app, or write to care@oncovois.ai. Every report is reviewed and corrections are tracked.
See where our medical information comes from