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    A production-grade MCP server that enables AI assistants to securely manage healthcare data through clinical tools for patient vitals, lab results, and medication ordering. It prioritizes security and compliance with features like HIPAA-ready audit logging, PII redaction, and role-based access control.
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    A RAG-based MCP server for natural language querying of Brazilian healthcare manuals (SIH/SUS, SIA/SUS) and official ordinances. It provides 16 tools for semantic search, regulatory critique analysis, and retrieving data from SIGTAP and CNES.
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    Enables querying US regulated-care providers (GLP-1 clinics) with tools for searching, retrieving details, and checking compliance, using natural language or function calls.
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    Enables querying clinical trial data from the AACT database (ClinicalTrials.gov) using natural language through tools like list_tables, describe_table, and read_query.
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    Enables querying MIMIC-IV medical data using natural language through MCP clients, with support for local DuckDB and cloud BigQuery backends.
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    Enables querying FDA medical device regulatory databases including 510(k) clearances, PMA approvals, recalls, and adverse events through natural language.
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    Enables users to write and execute SPARQL queries against open-access SPARQL endpoints by providing relevant query examples, schema information, and endpoint metadata. Supports querying biological databases like UniProt and Bgee through natural language interactions.
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    Enables natural language exploration of OMOP CDM databases for concept discovery, patient count queries, and cohort SQL generation with support for multiple database backends.
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    A Model Context Protocol server that enables querying FHIR healthcare data using natural language, allowing doctors to retrieve patient information, medications, observations, and other healthcare records.
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