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Michael Quach
Learn about bones, joints, muscles.
The app covers topics related to bones, joints, and muscles, including arthritis, back pain, and osteoporosis. It is intended for medical professionals, students, and interested individuals seeking general health information.
MyDx, LLC
Test for UTIs at home
Users can collect a urine sample and perform a test at home to detect UTI symptoms. Results are available within 24 hours and include lab analysis. Prescriptions are sent directly to users via the .
Medtronic, Inc.
Track symptoms and share with doctors
Track symptoms and record diary entries to share with healthcare providers. Set reminders for medication and appointments. Access personalized information about bladder and bowel conditions.
AI Biokinetic Technologies LLC
Assess symptoms and track progress
Answer: Monitor symptoms and provide insights based on user input. Assist clinicians with screening through AI analysis. Contribute to clinical research by sharing data. Offer symptom tracking and potential risk assessments.
ClickMedix, LLC
Consult dermatologists and track skin conditions
Access skin care consultations with a U.S. board-certified dermatologist. Submit cases for review, complete online visits, and receive diagnoses and personalized treatment plans. View medical history and track prescribed medications.
Independent Pharmacy Cooperative
Monitor health, connect with providers, access care
Connect with board-certified providers, pharmacists, and specialists for virtual consultations. Monitor health remotely with clinical care and screening services. Access home health lab testing and prescription savings.
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