Smartphones Can Now Predict Disease Risk - Nirmal Singh 3C
Now your smartphone will be capable enough to tell about any latent diseases you are suffering with and will also predict the future diseases if you carried on with your current lifestyle.
The app is developed by a startup
based in Gurgaon that will provide reports that will not only expose the
disorders that have been hidden but will also predict the risk of diseases
based on the inputs by the user.
Healthians allows the user to input his basic body details like
blood pressure, sugar level, weight, eyesight. Depending on these details, the
app predicts the risk of diseases and also helps maintain a depository of the
results for future references. - Nirmal
Singh 3C
After you have put in your health
details, the app analyses the data and describes, in detail, the future course
of action that should be taken and also recommends the tests that should be
done.
When people do not have the
knowledge of their pathology reports, it becomes difficult for them to be aware
of the implications. With this app, the user will understand the health risks
of his lifestyle.
‘Everything is made simple by the app developers. You just have to put
in your health details like blood pressure and sugar level; the rest will be
done by the app – all the calculations and assumptions will display on your smartphone
within a few minutes.’ - NirmalSingh 3C
The app also recommends dietary
changes that the user should be bringing in and how he should alter his
lifestyle to avoid the future diseases and health issues.
Users/patients will be able to
get results faster and will be able to reach their treatment procedures and
goals more efficiently. Plus, getting details about your health on your own
smartphone will help understand the needs of your body better.
‘Just a few clicks and you know about your health in detail. You will
know what procedures or medications you require, if any. The Gurgaon startup
that has rolled out the app is working on new updates that will also tell the
user about the similar health issues and how they were tackled in the area.’ - Nirmal Singh 3C
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