"Exploring Applications of AutoGen Technologies" matching MCP servers:

Enables life-science research by providing search and retrieval across linked publications, clinical trials, drugs, genes, regulatory approvals, and patents through MCP clients.

Governed telehealth operations — jurisdiction-gated encounters, signed-note integrity, PHI access receipts.

Provides secure access to VA's VistA electronic health record system, enabling AI applications to retrieve and summarize patient medical records for clinical staff.

Enables semantic retrieval and assembly of ICD-10-CM value sets from natural language descriptions for clinical cohort definitions.

Enables LLMs to discover, understand, and generate Teal R Shiny applications for clinical trial data analysis.

Grounds gene-nomenclature work in the HUGO Gene Nomenclature Committee (HGNC) dataset, enabling resolution of gene symbols and IDs to canonical HGNC identifiers, plus cross-references and batch operations.

Enables querying and monitoring Brazilian Federal Council of Medicine resolutions on AI, telemedicine, and electronic medical records, with a local searchable copy and official document links.

Enables natural language querying of brain volumes (NIfTI) with a fixed set of tools, returning visualizations and reproducible nilearn code.

Enables automated assessment of research manuscripts against the TARGET reporting guideline for target trial emulation, providing item-by-item scoring with evidence and provenance.

MCP server for the Swiss Federal Office of Public Health Infectious Disease Dashboard, providing access to epidemiological surveillance data for 51 pathogens across Switzerland, including influenza, COVID-19, measles, and wastewater surveillance.

Exposes NCBI PubMed as MCP tools for searching literature, fetching abstracts, exploring citation graphs, and finding author publications without requiring an API key.

Local MCP server to access your personal health data from E-Nabız (Turkish Ministry of Health) via an LLM. Read-only, secure, and respects privacy.

Enables AI agents to retrieve cited pharmacogenomic and gene-variant information, including drug–gene guidance from CPIC/DPWG and rsID lookups, so responses can quote curated sources instead of relying on memory. A local package also lets users read raw DNA files on their own computer without sending the file data to the remote service.

Enables read-only consultation of the latest published content on AI applied to medicine—articles, news, podcasts, lessons, events, conferences and repositories—through tools to list recent items, search by topic, and open item summaries with links.

Privacy layer for healthcare AI agents. Pseudonymises patient identifiers (NHS numbers, names, dates of birth, addresses; UK and US) into labelled tokens locally before text reaches an agent, then restores the originals afterwards, keeping the token map out of agent context.

Enables validation of clinical notes in SOAP format, checking required fields and semantic coherence using a local LLM, all processed locally with no data leaving the machine.

Enables natural language querying of EFSA's OpenFoodTox database containing 8,006 chemical substances with toxicity data, safety assessments, risk limits, and genotoxicity studies for food additives, pesticides, and contaminants.

Enables analysis of clinical trial protocols using MCP tools for document listing, entity extraction, adverse event clustering, and summarization.

MCP server that exposes the UniProt REST API to LLM clients, enabling search and retrieval of protein data via tools like search_uniprotkb, get_entry, and map_ids.

Enables verification of Indian doctors by querying the National Medical Commission's Indian Medical Register for registration, profiles, and blacklist status, with fallback guidance for manual lookup.