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Products that do what MetawatchPHR does
Your entire medical history. One private timeline.
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Instant access to medical record summaries inside athenaOne
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2015 · timeline.com
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2021 · docone.io
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Link: http://www.distilbio.com DistilBio lets you look up detailed information on drugs, diseases, proteins etc. You can ask questions like "Find drugs which interact with Tylenol, and proteins which are targeted by these drugs", or build more complex queries if you like. While it is targeted at scientists in the life sciences field, we've found that many people like finding out more about drugs they're using, diseases they know about etc. We're continuing to add more data and make it more useful for the layman too. We thought we'd like to show our app to HN users and solicit feedback before…
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Monitor topics, sources, and pages with AI. Get instant alerts only when your rules match or something new happens , less noise, more signal. Most monitoring tools are glorified Google Alerts. They dump everything on you. “Here’s 200 mentions of your keyword today. Good luck.” The internet moves too fast. By the time you check Twitter, Reddit, HackerNews, industry blogs, career pages, research papers etc…, something important already happened three hours ago. Or three days ago. For example: Every morning: check 15 tabs. Every lunch: scan social feeds. Every evening: catch up on industry…
2025 · ayewatch.ai
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I love the idea of quantified self and recently decided to pull all of my data in one place. I pull all of my data from ActivityWatch, Wakatime, and Health Connect APIs :)
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2019 · github.com
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I've been exploring uses of file metadata. Here's an interesting one with a legitimate (and potentially unreliable) use case. Focuses on ease of use. Would love to hear feedback.
2023 · github.com
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Hi HN, I’d like to share MediSearch with you. A few months ago, I had a knee injury and got several surgery options from doctors. I had to make an important decision, but the medical information search experience was terrible. The sites I found either did not answer my questions (long health blogs) or were too technical to easily understand (scientific papers). This gave me and my friend the idea for MediSearch. Our goal is to build a system that provides direct accurate answers to medical questions based on trustworthy sources. We’d like to make MediSearch helpful to everyone and we still…
2023 · medisearch.io
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