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OSIRIS

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What is it?
OSIRIS is a digital health assessment and symptom-checking platform. It helps users interpret symptoms, blood tests, medications, and other health information.
Who is it for?
It is for people who want to understand their health and help their doctors assess their condition.
How does it work?
Users complete diagnostic questions and enter the blood test results OSIRIS suggests. The platform can also use medications, pre-existing conditions, lifestyle data, and uploaded medical records such as ECGs.
What does it cost?
OSIRIS membership costs £3.99 per month.

OSIRIS by WELLBEING DESIGN is a digital health assessment and educational platform designed to help people better understand their health.

It brings together symptom assessment, laboratory results, ECG parameters, medical history and interconnected physiological systems to identify meaningful patterns and provide personalised health insights.

Unlike conventional symptom checkers, OSIRIS focuses on relationships between clinical findings, exploring not only what may be disrupted, but where, why and through which possible physiological mechanisms.

Features include differential diagnostic insights, longitudinal health monitoring through EQUIREVITAL, medication information through PHARMACOPEIA, and botanical reference materials.

OSIRIS supports informed discussions with healthcare professionals and does not replace professional medical diagnosis or treatment.

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