Credits & Attributions
Select content, biomarker information and insights has been adapted from the following sources:
Information adapted from "The Drive" podcast and "Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity" (2023).
Information adapted from "The Huberman Lab" podcast.
Information adapted from the "Found My Fitness" podcast.
HealthLync is built using the following core technologies:
Standard markup language for creating web pages and applications.
License: Public Domain / No specific license
Templating engine for generating HTML from server-side data.
License: MIT
Style sheet language used for describing the presentation of document.
License: Public Domain / No specific license
Programming language for web interactivity and server-side applications.
License: ECMA International
Backend framework for building the application server and API endpoints.
License: MIT
Authentication middleware
License: MIT
Data visualization
License: MIT
NoSQL database and ODM library for storing and managing user data.
MongoDB License: Server Side Public License (SSPL)
Mongoose License: MIT
Relational database with vector extensions for biomarker data management.
License: PostgreSQL
OCR library used for extracting lab values from medical documents.
License: Apache 2.0
File upload handling.
License: MIT
Used for text embedding generation and RAG-based medical information retrieval.
License: OpenAI Commercial API service
Used for accessing the Mistral-7B-Instruct model for medical information processing.
License: May vary by model. Currently licensing Mistral AI
Large language model capabilities for medical data analysis and insights.
License: Anthropic Commercial API service
Visual elements and design resources used in HealthLync:
Primary typeface used throughout the application.
License: Open Font License
User interface icons and graphical elements.
Various icons from open source collections, used under their respective licenses.