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Find recently updated ClinicalTrials.gov study identifiers, titles and registry status for a condition, with the registry processing date. No medical conclusion.

Find recently updated ClinicalTrials.gov study identifiers, titles and registry status for a condition, with the registry processing date. No medical conclusion.

Greatest common divisor and least common multiple of two or more integers, computed exactly (arbitrary precision). Useful for cycle alignment, scheduling periods and fraction work. Signs are ignored; a zero makes the LCM zero. Results beyond 2^53 come back as strings so no digit is lost.

MedlinePlus Genetics (US National Library of Medicine) reference on a genetic condition or gene. Give a term (e.g. "cystic fibrosis", "BRCA1", "sickle cell") and get back the authoritative NLM record: the condition/gene name, a plain-language summary, the full set of sections (description, causes, frequency, inheritance, treatment), the inheritance pattern(s), related genes (with links), synonyms, and cross-references to other databases (OMIM, GTR, ICD-10-CM, …). Free, public-domain (NLM). Authoritative genetics reference an LLM cannot recite reliably — for clinical, patient-education, and research agents. Educational reference, not medical advice.

Skincare ingredient checker — what is [INCI ingredient] and is it safe? Function, EU CosIng status, CIR/PubChem safety verdict, comedogenicity rating with concentration caveat, and pregnancy-safety flag, grounded in EU CosIng, CIR, and dermatology literature.

Build me a skincare routine — full AM/PM routine for your skin type, concerns, and budget. Conflict-checked active scheduling (retinoid nights vs. exfoliant nights), climate-aware product-type guidance, and drugstore-to-prestige budget notes.

Is this ingredient list fungal-acne safe? Malassezia (pityrosporum folliculitis) safety screen for skincare ingredients — flagged lipid-chain-length ingredients vs. safe ingredients, grounded in mycology and lipid-chemistry literature.

Is this skincare ingredient safe during pregnancy? Pregnancy and nursing safety screen for ingredients or products — AAD-informed flagged-ingredient list, safe alternatives, and a professional-consultation notice. Not a substitute for OB/derm advice.

Paste your product ingredient list — what does this skincare product actually contain? Full INCI decode, actives vs. fillers, marketing-claim reality check, conflict flags, pregnancy-safe and fungal-acne-safe flags in one call.

Sensitive skin ingredient screen — irritant and allergen check against the EU 26-allergen fragrance list and common contact-dermatitis triggers, with gentle-ingredient callouts and a patch-test recommendation.

Is retinol safe with vitamin C? Skincare ingredient-conflict checker — myth-vs-fact verdict on routine pairings (retinol+AHA, niacinamide+vitamin C, benzoyl peroxide+retinol), real pH/oxidation conflicts flagged separately from debunked myths, plus a layering-order suggestion.

Grief support for mental-health and wellness agents. Distinguishes normal vs complicated grief with coping guidance and resources for loss.

WHO Global Health Observatory — life expectancy, obesity, alcohol, air pollution by country.

Natural remedy lookup for herbalist and wellness agents. Returns evidence-rated traditional remedies and herbs for any condition.

Cannabis intelligence for wellness and health agents. Returns the evidence base, drug interactions, and global legal status for cannabis and cannabinoids.

Home apothecary kit builder — ONE call designs the stocked natural-remedies cabinet for your household: 12-18 multi-use staples matched to your focus areas (sleep, digestion, immune, first-aid, skin) and budget tier, each with traditional uses, an HONEST evidence label, storage and shelf life, kid/pregnancy cautions, quality specs, and buy links. Plus the equipment basics and what to EXCLUDE for your household and why. Educational, never medical advice.

Practitioner guide for wellness and health agents. Explains naturopath, herbalist, TCM, and Ayurveda practitioner types, what they do, and how to choose one.

Herb-drug interaction check for health and wellness agents. Returns contraindications and safety flags for combining any herb or supplement with medications.

Herb profile for herbalist and wellness agents. Returns the evidence base, traditional uses (TCM, Ayurveda), dosing, and safety for any herb.

Supplement ingredient decoder for supplement and wellness agents. Returns the evidence base, what an ingredient actually does, and whether it is worth the money.

Home remedy protocol compiler — practical, safety-railed preparations for a condition or a named remedy: real ratios and steps (teas, tinctures, poultices, castor oil packs), provenance by tradition, an HONEST evidence label per protocol (clinical | preliminary | traditional-use-only), contraindication and drug-interaction cautions, clinician red flags, and a buyable ingredient list with quality specs. Educational, never medical advice.

Healing tradition guide for wellness and health agents. Explains TCM, Ayurveda, naturopathy, and Western herbalism: principles, methods, and what each treats.

Home-health agency quality verdict by agency name, CMS Certification Number (CCN), or ZIP code. Returns the CMS Quality of Patient Care star rating, the HHCAHPS patient-survey star summary, and key outcome measures (functional improvement, discharge to community, potentially preventable readmissions and hospitalizations) with national averages for comparison. Source: CMS Provider Data Catalog (US federal public data).

Home-health agency quality verdict by agency name, CMS Certification Number (CCN), or ZIP code. Returns the CMS Quality of Patient Care star rating, the HHCAHPS patient-survey star summary, and key outcome measures (functional improvement, discharge to community, potentially preventable readmissions and hospitalizations) with national averages for comparison. Source: CMS Provider Data Catalog (US federal public data).