Hay fever is an allergy to pollen (typically grass or tree) that can cause symptoms of itchy eyes, …
Allergic rhinitis, also known as hay fever, is an allergy to pollen. Typically, grass or tree pollen are …
A cough is the body’s natural way of responding to irritation in your respiratory tract. When …
A blocked nose is the feeling that the nasal passages are congested or stuffy. Depending on the …
Hay fever medication, also known as antihistamines, are a group of medications that prevent the level …
Hay fever tablets (also known as antihistamine tablets) are a group of medications that prevent …
Hay fever affects many people and is caused by an allergy to pollen. But did you know people are …
You may be a hay fever veteran or new to the season of sneezing and streaming. There’s an array of hay …
Caidr 1.0 featured a symptom checker designed to give users trusted health and wellness information for smart self-care. Other key features included product recommendations and a section devoted to safe personal health resources.
Caidr 2.0 included extensive updates to the user interface, as well as video content of health and wellness information at the end of user journeys. In response to the global outbreak of Covid-19, Caidr 2.0 contained a suite of pandemic-specific advice and content resources. Other key features included an expanded content library and a new image-based interface devoted to effective self-care for dermatology symptoms.
With Caidr Search as its main offering, Caidr 3.0 brought the new capabilities of Caidr's content platform to mobile devices. With a novel architecture designed by a medical team of pharmacists and doctors with more than 250 years of combined experience in patient interactions, Caidr's natural language content processor allows dynamic, systems-wide updates to more than 374,000 words of content in under 0.5 seconds.
Soon after the release of Caidr 3.0, Clinova announced the release of Caidr 4.0, a web platform for Caidr Search. Using a medical lexicon of more than 97,000 medical terms spanning 9 medical specialties, Caidr's natural language processor creates customised feeds of trusted health content.
Caidr 5.0 is set to unveil a new feature for Caidr users: conversational AI. Free to engage directly with an AI personal assistant trained on Caidr's self-care advice, users will enjoy an even more flexible way to explore their health and wellness.