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Digital and voice signal processors for use with mobile devices and tablets in the nature of a medical diagnostic apparatus that is capable of receiving voice input of symptoms for medical diagnostic purposes; voice transcription tool, being non-downloadable software, for mobile devices and tablets for receiving voice input of symptoms and transcribing the input for medical diagnostic purposes across all health fields; medical device hardware, namely, mobile devices, namely, phones and tablets for medical diagnostic purposes, with embedded software for accessing interface for diagnosis support, medical diagnostic equipment, diagnostic medical devices, Internet-connected medical devices, hardware user-interface for medical diagnosis via a computer or communication network; medical device hardware, namely, mobile device, namely, phones and tablets for medical diagnostic purposes, with embedded voice transcription software tool for medical diagnosis; digital and voice signal processors for mobile devices and for medical diagnosis; a system of interaction, namely, computer hardware with embedded software for diagnostic inquiry for providing insights on and enabling users to explore in real-time diagnostic options, real-time findings, and actions that might best support forming diagnosis hypotheses, namely, medical mobile devices, namely, phones and tablets for medical diagnosis; downloadable medical software for providing situational awareness of pertinent factors relating to diagnosis and treatment, in real-time validating or expanding differential diagnosis considerations, and providing suggestions to help optimize the current clinical workflow and downstream healthcare pathway for diagnosis and treatment; downloadable medical software for augmenting review of patient data including patient chart by highlighting diagnostic and treatment related factors and connecting to relevant evidence; downloadable medical software for enabling users to run scenarios based on their hypotheses against the patient data and mapping to medical evidence; downloadable medical software applications for helping determine medical diagnosis, predicting response to treatment, and next-best-treatment; downloadable real-time recommendation engine software based on artificial intelligence and algorithms for medical diagnosis and treatment; downloadable software database in the field of medical diagnosis and treatment; downloadable computer software for medical diagnosis and treatment via a computer or communication network; downloadable software featuring real-time recommendation engines based on artificial intelligence and algorithms for medical diagnosis and treatment; downloadable software using automated algorithms, artificial intelligence, and computational evidence to provide situational awareness and next-best-action suggestions for the understanding, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of medical conditions; downloadable recommendation engine service based on artificial intelligence and algorithms featuring medical information in the field of augmented intelligence for medical decision support across all health fields (term considered too vague by the International Bureau pursuant to Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations); medical device diagnostic hardware for use with mobile devices and tablets, namely, medical diagnostic apparatus that receives and uses input of symptoms for medical diagnostic purposes across various health fields, including cancer and diabetes, with embedded non-downloadable software for accessing interface for diagnosis support; medical diagnostic apparatus in the nature of mobile devices, tablets, and computer hardware with embedded software for providing a system of interaction for diagnostic inquiry, including receiving input of symptoms, for providing medical diagnosis hypotheses for all health fields and providing insights on and enabling users to explore in real-time diagnostic options across all health fields, real-time findings, and actions that might best support forming diagnosis hypotheses, namely, medical diagnostic mobile devices and tablets.

Internet-connected medical diagnostic devices that receive input of symptoms and analyze the input for medical diagnostic purposes; medical diagnostic apparatus incorporating a hardware user-interface for receiving input of symptoms for medical diagnosis across various health fields, including cancer and diabetes, via a computer or communication network.