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A daily medical game for medical students everywhere
If you have played a daily word game, you know the pull: one puzzle a day, the same for everyone, and a result you want to beat tomorrow. WardRun brings that to medicine.
How it plays
Every day there is a new run. You see one patient at a time, each a clinical question with five options. Emergencies interrupt you, each ward ends on a complex case, and after every answer you get the key point to remember. Then you see where you rank against everyone who played that day.
Short on time? WardRun Blitz is five questions against the clock, and every wrong answer adds five seconds.
Who it suits
- Medical students in any year who want a daily habit of clinical reasoning.
- Anyone who likes to test themselves and see how they compare.
- Students at UK medical schools preparing for the UKMLA, which the question bank is mapped to.
Studying outside the UK?
WardRun follows UK practice. You will see UK drug names, UK units such as mmol/L, and management based on UK guidance. If you are preparing for the USMLE, the MCCQE or the AMC, use a bank built for that exam for your exam prep. Play WardRun for what travels everywhere: recognising the sick patient, choosing the next step and remembering the one fact that matters.
Free, every day
WardRun Daily and Blitz are free forever, in any browser and in the iPhone app. No sign-up to begin.
A new set every day
6,800+ questions mapped to the 2026 UKMLA content map, free every day with every answer explained. Climb your medical school's table.
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