Very interested to test this!

very cool, michael recently put out a post to crowd-source investigating long term on-and-off fatigue my wife is experiencing (linked below), after generic in-office blood draws and infinite wait times to see a relatively unhelpful/dismissive GP became a dead end to help her cue me (software eng) looking into AI platforms to upload labs (and possibly imaging) + a written health history to leverage AI to do investigative medicine, at home which lead me to SiPhox i notice you guys (at present) do helpful AI-powered breakdowns of labwork uploads, but i'd love to know if you have any product roadmap stuff to investigate challenging/complex/undiagnosed illness, based on labs/AI? (i'd imagine there's some hard regulatory/legal challenges in this arena that might be a blocker, but figured i'd ask) i feel like there are so many people out there looking for answers, and getting in to see a doc/specialist (who doesn't have a perfect recall of infinite medical literature/data) is a huge opportunity

There's a number of companies working on that, not sure if I have a specific one to recommend. We are more working on mainstream cases

Amazing? Potentially yes…if and only if I can prevent @siphoxhealth from accessing my biomarkers as the device owner, with purely decentralized analysis where I own my biodata generated by the device. Otherwise, this is the ‘23andMe of health’ paid by me in my own home. I buy the Nespresso-style Lab hardware, but @siphoxhealth owns my biodata??? 🚩🚩🚩 What’s the biodata sovereignty model or plans? 🧬

New business model idea here. The device is free, we sell your data to Bill Gates, and trade your hormone levels on Polymarket. Pitch updated!

"Sounds like Theranos 2.0. Not falling for that again lol"

As you can imagine, 9 out of 10 VCs we talked to over the last 6 years.

For initial release, do you expect it to be US only or global? Am in Switzerland, recently got diagnosed with Hashimoto's Thyroiditis, and would legit pay like 10k USD for this

My mom suffered from a thyroid cancer misdiagnosis due to a bad fine needle biopsy. Wish a device like this had existed when she was dealing with this. Bullish on what you’re building !

My mom has had thyroid issues for 20 years, totally mismanaged, never on the right dose. It's so much more common than people realize.

Now you have my attention. I assume there is a plan to increase the number and type of tests you can do at home?