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WEBMD APP EXPLAINED - IS IT WORTH IT?
Description: This video explains the WebMD – Symptom Checker app, a digital health tool that helps users identify potential medical conditions based on symptoms they input. Developed by a trusted name in health information, the app allows users to enter symptoms, age, gender, and other basic details to receive a list of possible conditions ...
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