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This is ahead of its time! Not sure why it isn't well known yet
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Lets customers store all their records from various clinics in one palce and get AI assisted holistic review of those records.
Flat 903, Wharfside Point North, 262 Poplar High Street, E14 0BN, LONDON, United Kingdom
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This is ahead of its time! Not sure why it isn't well known yet
Pretty good ai based review of offline complicated history with novel suggestions on treatment plans.
Can handle 100 page pdf
It's an amazing tool that helped me diagnose my diabetes side effect. It saves time and money by providing accurate AI treatment recommendations from the comfort of my home. It also takes full history.
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