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    “Mediva – Passive Mental Wellness Monitoring Using AI”
    (NHCE, 2025) ABHISHEK 1NH22IS005 ABHISHEK S 1NH22IS006
    Madiva, a user-oriented AI Health Assistant, is meant to assist you with managing your health and removing barriers to healthcare. Mediva is utilizing advanced AI technology, designed for a consumercentric approach to designing Mediva products. Using Mediva products means you will have access to an AI Personal Health Plan, an intuitive symptom checker, medication adherence features, easy access to voice commands and screen readers, gamified wellness modules, a secure overview of your health records, and possibly sick or wellness assistance notifications. Mediva is built with the focus on providing the most robust AI capabilities while following all accessibility regulations, such as WCAG. Mediva has a vision of increasing users' ability to manage their health and experience equitable access to high-quality health support services for all users, including those who have chronic conditions and disabilities.

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