Self Diagnosis Collection

Taking temperature
MODEL RELEASED. Taking temperature. Young woman using an oral themometer to take her temperature. The themometer shows a normal reading of 37 degrees Celsius which is normal body temperature

Aches and Pains, Diagrams indicating the Parts of the Human Body where Natures Warnings are First Experiened
5998413 Aches and Pains, Diagrams indicating the Parts of the Human Body where Natures Warnings are First Experiened (b/w photo) by English Photographer

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Woman examining reflection of organs in virtual mirror

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Men examining reflection of organs in virtual mirror

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Woman viewing organs of transparent woman in virtual reality

Stethoscope demonstration C015 / 8835
MODEL RELEASED. Stethoscope demonstration. Medical worker showing how a stethoscope can be used to listen to your own heartbeat

Digital thermometer showing fever C014 / 0109
MODEL RELEASED. Digital thermometer showing fever, held in a teenage girls hand. The temperature reading of 38.60 degrees Celsius is elevated above normal human body temperature

Blood glucose test C018 / 2287
Blood glucose test. Diabetic lancing their finger to test their blood glucose (sugar) level. Diabetics have to measure their blood glucose levels regularly

Blood glucose test strips C018 / 2286
Blood glucose test strips in their packaging. Diabetics have to measure their blood glucose levels regularly. Diabetes is a metabolic disorder in which unused sugars accumulate in the blood

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"Exploring the World of Self-Diagnosis: Unveiling the Power within Our Hands" In this age of advanced technology, self-diagnosis has taken a leap into the future. With just a touch, we can now embark on an augmented reality journey to understand our bodies better than ever before. As we hold that digital thermometer against our forehead, it's not merely about taking temperature anymore; it's about delving into the intricate anatomy of our being. Augmented reality reveals hidden layers, offering us a mesmerizing glimpse beneath the surface. From head to toe, every ache and pain becomes an opportunity for knowledge. Diagrams guide us through the human body, indicating where nature's warnings are first experienced. In black and white photos reminiscent of medical textbooks, we witness how intricately connected each part is to another. Androids become our trusted companions in this quest for self-discovery. Through their eyes – or rather lenses – we enter a world where clouds transform into colorful images representing concepts beyond imagination. Body and brain merge seamlessly as colonoscopies appear like ethereal journeys through cloud-filled skies. But amidst these captivating visuals lies something more profound – a reflection on body image and perception. Brunette or blonde, tall or short – augmented reality reminds us that what truly matters is understanding ourselves from within. With stethoscope in hand, we demonstrate our newfound expertise to those around us. We proudly showcase how technology empowers us to monitor vital signs with precision previously reserved only for doctors' offices. Digital thermometers reveal fevers with clarity while blood glucose tests offer insights into our metabolic health at any given moment. Strips neatly arranged remind us that even allergies can be understood through self-diagnosis - no longer relying solely on medical professionals but becoming active participants in managing our well-being. Self-diagnosis isn't just about finding answers; it's about embracing responsibility for one's health journey.