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Abdullah Hamdan
Diagnose, learn, and practice with patients
Medical "Simulate interactions with AI-driven patients. Conduct history taking, physical exams, and diagnostic tests. Review lab results and imaging. Formulate diagnoses and receive feedback on clinical decisions."
The University of Kansas
Refer patients to active trials
Find and review active trials. Search by condition or treatment. Share details with patients. Provide referral options for physicians. Track eligibility criteria and locations.
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University of Utah College of Nursing
Log symptoms and communicate with providers
Patients can log symptoms, track health data, and communicate with healthcare providers. Access a self- library and receive guidance. Complete smart interactions to manage symptoms remotely.
Subramani Shashi Kumar
Track meals, log symptoms, manage diet
Track symptoms, record dietary intake, and receive personalized nutrition recommendations. Monitor micronutrient levels and adjust meals based on IBD or IBS needs. Set reminders for medication and hydration. Sync data with healthcare providers.
American College of Cardiology
Calculate triglycerides and LDL-C
Calculate ASCVD risk and assess statin appropriateness. Evaluate LDL-C lowering therapy response. Determine need for additional treatments. Track patient progress through treatment calibration.
Relaxline
Breathe deeply and let go
Guides users through deep abdominal breathing exercises. It provides rhythmic audio cues to synchronize breaths. Users can adjust breathing pace and duration. The includes progress tracking and session history.
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