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Downloadable digital data files in the field of heart health; application software for use in monitoring and recording physiological indications in humans and in sending registered data from physiological indications to healthcare providers; application software for monitoring cardiac rhythm in people and detecting cardiac arrhythmias, and for sending the recorded data to healthcare providers
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Services of application service providers, namely, development, hosting, management and maintenance of applications, software and websites, all for use in monitoring physiological indications in patients and in transmitting and storing physiological data relating to health; technical support, namely, providing installation, repair and maintenance of software services; technical advice in the field of computer software; computer programming for third parties; provision of temporary use of non-downloadable software for use in monitoring and recording physiological indications in humans and in sending registered data from physiological indications to healthcare providers; design, installation, maintenance, development and update of software; technical research and development of medical and surgical apparatus and instruments; technical consultancy in the field of the design and development of medical and surgical equipment and instruments; advice, information and consultancy relating to the aforesaid services, including the on-line provision of such services via a computer database or via the internet; creation, development and maintenance of an interactive website to enable users to register medical and physiological information, to access such information, to monitor its evolution and to monitor and report medical and physiological information; creating, developing and maintaining a website with information, online connections and electronic resources in the field of health and well-being, disease prevention and physical fitness and general and personal data of physiological indications
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Medical services and medical advice