Nigerian startup Aajoh beta testing AI e-health innovation
Friday, November 11, 2016
“A way to think about this is we replicate and improve the physical interaction with a medical doctor and place it on a mobile phone which is accessible to individuals, thus placing healthcare in their palms,” Adejumo told Disrupt Africa.
“Users access this by inputting their health symptoms to get an accurate diagnosis instantly and then purchase prescribed medication. Other features of the platform include live consultation with a medical doctor and the ability to book appointments with hospitals.”
Source: Disrupt Africa (link opens in a new window)
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