Testimonials

Dr. Micheal Wang

Professor at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

"I've seen how challenging it can be to arrive at the correct diagnosis, especially in complex cases where symptoms overlap. The AI-powered app using a reverse dictionary algorithm offers a nuanced approach to this challenge. By analyzing symptoms in a sophisticated and systematic way, it helps to narrow down potential diagnoses with remarkable precision. This tool doesn’t just support doctors; it empowers patients to better understand their symptoms, fostering more informed discussions with their healthcare providers. It’s a step forward in making diagnostic processes more efficient and patient-centered."

Dr. Jing Liang

Research Professor of Clinical Pharmacy at the University of Southern California

"As a healthcare professional, I have witnessed the serious impact of misdiagnosis, not only on the millions of patients worldwide with rare diseases—who experience an average of three misdiagnoses before receiving an accurate diagnosis—but also on those with common diseases. This often leads to the misuse of medications and their side effects on the human body. Sympify is focused on solving the problem of misdiagnosis. Unlike other programs that focus on diagnosis, Sympify addresses the critical issue of misdiagnosis through its innovative interactive web application. Their non-profit efforts aim to significantly improve the lives of those who suffer from repeated misdiagnoses."

Dr. Amy Shao

Resident Physician at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center

"As a healthcare professional, I understand the profound impact that misdiagnoses can have on patients, from delayed treatments to incorrect therapies. The new AI-driven app, which leverages a reverse dictionary algorithm, is a groundbreaking development in medical diagnostics. This tool significantly improves diagnostic accuracy and supports doctors by providing precise, data-backed insights. Such advancements are crucial for ensuring patients receive the right diagnosis promptly, ultimately enhancing overall healthcare outcomes."

Guest Speakers

Cheryl Stanovich

USC Chief Development Officer

Eileen Wang

Arcadia City Council Member

Daryl Davies

USC Associate Dean for Undergraduates

Michael Jakowec

USC Professor of Clinical Pharmacy

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