cancer survivor brad gudger. over 1500 people have signed up so far. the problem with relying on pre existing social media is you cannot find people. alike takes the best bits of a social media platform and repurposes it specifically for the cancer community. you can filter based on age, and in future we want to enable people to filter based on location, providing something that can be with you right through diagnosis, treatment, recovery and in some cases with people at the end of our lives. many are keen to keep up with the latest research as well, but this can be challenging as new findings shared by academics or medics can be hard to decipher. and that s where medivizor comes in. a service that scans the web, translating the latest studies into patient friendly email updates. when my late mother was diagnosed with cancer, i was amazed that the plain
i had loads of messages of encouragement and support. i ended up asking a lot of questions to people, has anyone had this happen to them. i spoke to a lot of girls about getting manicured, sometimes you can lose your femininity and bring that back is amazing, it is what i need. alike was launched by two time cancer survivor brad gudger. over 1500 people have signed up so far. the problem with relying on pre existing social media is you cannot find people. alike takes the best bits of a social media platform and repurposes it specifically for the cancer community. you can filter based on age, and in future we want to enable people to filter based on location, providing something that can be with you right through diagnosis, treatment, recovery and in some cases with people at the end of our lives. many are keen to keep up with the latest research as well, but this can be challenging as new findings shared by academics or medics can be hard to decipher. and that s where medivizor comes i
as well, but this can be challenging as new findings shared by academics or medics can be hard to decipher. and that s where medivizor comes in. a service that scans the web, translating the latest studies into patient friendly email updates. when my late mother was diagnosed with cancer, i was amazed that the plain english availability of accurate, timely information was really horrible. so how does the process work? i take it you have a team of people who are collecting all this information and translating it into something people can understand. it s a combination of algoriths that are crawling the internet. prioritising information based on what is important, and also people assisting the machine to refine this conversion from scientific language into layman, or almost layman terms. the basic service is free
alike was launched by two time cancer survivor brad gudger. over 1500 people have signed up so far. the problem with relying on pre existing social media is you cannot find people. alike takes the best bits of a social media platform and repurposes it specifically for the cancer community. you can filter based on age, and in future we want to enable people to filter based on location, providing something that can be with you right through diagnosis, treatment, recovery and in some cases with people at the end of our lives. many are keen to keep up with the latest research as well, but this can be challenging as new findings shared by academics or medics can be hard to decipher. and that s where medivizor comes in. a service that scans the web, translating the latest studies into patient friendly email updates. when my late mother was diagnosed