"Keith Bell is the founder of DecodeMD, a human-first AI app that translates confusing medical reports into plain-English explanations for patients, caregivers,
Received a prostate cancer diagnosis via MRI report on a Friday night, before any doctor could explain. The information was overwhelming and Googling only made it worse.
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A negative test result can feel jarring, but 'negative' doesn't always mean bad. It simply means the test didn't find what it was looking for. Understand what your medical reports truly mean.
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@PatriotEmma47 Yes I would rather see the funding be given to the individual states in the form of block grants . The Federal department of education was an unnecessary bureaucracy
MRI reports mentioning 'enhancement' might sound positive, but it's not a final diagnosis. It simply means an area lit up with contrast dye. Decode MD simplifies complex radiology terms into plain English, helping you understand your results. #MedicalLiteracy#Radiology
Discharge instructions can be overwhelming. "Activity as tolerated" means listen to your body & build back slowly, not push through pain. Recovery is personal. DecodeMD. #HealthLiteracy#PatientCare
@SedanneHathaway@EricLDaugh Hate to break it to you, but you’ll never be able to erase Donald Trump from the conversation. His name is on way too many buildings.
Worried about 'atypical' in your medical report? It doesn't automatically mean cancer. It simply means cells look different. The real meaning depends on context and your provider's evaluation. Don't let one word create fear—ask for clarification. #MedicalTerms#HealthLiteracy
Radiology reports can feel overwhelming. Learn to navigate the 'findings' and 'impression' sections to grasp the big picture. Remember, context from your history and provider is key. DecodeMD. #Radiology#HealthLiteracy
Tired of drowning in medical jargon? Decode MD is your lifeline. Snap a pic of reports, and confusing info becomes crystal clear. It breaks down complex data and preps questions for your doctor, like having a translator in your pocket. #HealthTech#MedicalInformation
It's completely normal for their age, even if it's not always explained that way. No need to be scared, just understand it's a common developmental stage. #ParentingTips#ChildDevelopment