AI presentations, essays and a medical library for medical students
Type a topic — MavzuLab finds sources in its library of medical textbooks and lectures and writes a ready presentation, essay or test in a few minutes. Download presentations as PPTX or PDF and documents as Word files.
What you can make
AI presentations
From 5 to 30 slides: an outline first, then the slides. Edit them and download PPTX or PDF.
Essays, independent work, course papers
With a title page, introduction, main part, conclusion and references. Course papers and theses are written chapter by chapter.
Tests, clinical cases, crosswords
Tests with answers and explanations, clinical case problems, glossaries and interactive crosswords for exam prep.
Medical library
Textbooks, lectures and materials from medical channels in one place. Searching is free, and any source can be attached to your work.
Kahoot-style live quiz
Questions on the big screen, answers on phones. Play live with your group or assign as homework — built from an AI test in a second.
A medical alternative to Gamma and Canva
Unlike general-purpose tools, it takes the subject and year of study into account and relies on medical sources.
How it works
- Type a topicPick the subject, year, language and length. Optionally attach a textbook or lecture from the library.
- AI prepares itAn outline comes first, and you can change it. Then the text is written from medical sources.
- Edit and downloadPolish it in the editor, download PPTX, PDF or Word, or present right on the site.
Subjects
From anatomy to forensic medicine — the core subjects of years 1 to 7:
- Human anatomy
- Histology, cytology and embryology
- Physiology
- Biochemistry
- Medical biology and genetics
- Microbiology, virology and immunology
- Pharmacology
- Pathological anatomy
- Pathophysiology
- Internal medicine
- Cardiology
- Surgery
- Traumatology and orthopedics
- Pediatrics
- Obstetrics and gynecology
- Neurology
- Psychiatry
- Infectious diseases
- Dermatovenereology
- Ophthalmology
- Otorhinolaryngology
- Oncology
- Dentistry
- Radiology
- Emergency medicine
- Public health and epidemiology
- Hygiene
- Forensic medicine
- Latin and medical terminology
Who it is for
Students of medical universities in Uzbekistan, including international students at TMA, SamSMU, ASMI, BSMI and others, as well as medical college students, residents, master’s students and teachers. MavzuLab is an independent project, not affiliated with any university.
FAQ
What is MavzuLab?
MavzuLab (mavzulab.uz) is an AI assistant and a library of medical materials for medical students. It prepares presentations, essays, course papers, tests and other study work based on medical sources.
How long does a presentation take?
The outline appears in seconds, and a 10–15 slide presentation is written in a few minutes. Course papers and theses are written chapter by chapter and take longer.
Is it free?
Work is paid with in-app coins; the price depends on the type and length and is shown before you start. New users get bonus coins, and searching the library is free.
Which languages?
English, Russian and Uzbek (Latin script), both for the work you create and for the site itself.
How do I sign up?
With Telegram: press “Sign in” and confirm in the @med_kattabot bot. No password needed.
How is it different from Gamma, Canva or ChatGPT?
Those are general-purpose tools. MavzuLab is built for medicine: it considers the subject and year, writes from a library of medical textbooks and lectures, and lets you attach your own source.
Can I trust AI-written text?
AI can make mistakes, so read your work and check the sources before submitting it. The materials are for education only and are not medical advice.