Find the chain of recorded relations connecting any two entries in the Medicine Atlas.
Choose Two Entries
Search for an entity by name and choose the starting point; a second search chooses the destination.
Names and descriptions are both searched, and accents are ignored.
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How the Chain Is Chosen
- Every hop is a relation somebody recorded in the atlas. Nothing here is inferred, and the atlas's own filing edges, which place every entry in its category, are not counted as connections.
- Links the atlas has tested and rejected are excluded, so a chain never routes through a claim we exist to correct.
- The shortest chain always wins. Where two chains are the same length, the one through more specific relations is preferred, because almost anything can be joined to almost anything through a shared language or tradition.
- Disputed links are walkable and are marked where they appear.
- The search gives up after 6 hops.