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Jorlin E Moon

Herve J Arditty

Matt Lehmann

Sherwyne R Bakar

Self-directed health screening systems and methods utilizing user navigation and device integration, health analyzing algorithms, and/or self-learning techniques for the detection, quantifying, prevention, and management of health risks and discoverable health conditions. Implementations herein may include components or involve aspects associated with information collection, information processing, display/provision/rendering of professional advice, and/or processing of various associated data and information via network(s). Implementations herein provide for innovatively configured, easily upgradable, efficient, portable, scalable, easy-to-use, usage-encouraging, and/or effective implementations for screening, predicting points of inflection of pending health issues, preventing and/or managing users' health, provided via various and multiple embodiments having numerous advantages over other known techniques. Screenings, health information, and user-selectable choices may be optimized for each unit by offering different combinations over a period of time and iterating to produce the greatest usage and user traffic thereby best serving the specific health needs of the user base and sponsoring advertisers.

Systems and methods for measuring, quantifying, displaying and otherwise handling/reporting health status data and risks via self-directed health screening, information, and processing information regarding associated professional advice

An optical probe assembly for detecting the position of an object surface, especially the position of a three-dimensional, curved surface such as a surface in a contact lens or the cornea of the eye, is disclosed herein. This assembly and its method of operation use a beam of light which is focused to a point and an arrangement for automatically causing this point to move or scan in a predetermined way relative to the object surface including reciprocally through the surface for causing light to be reflected back from the latter. During this scanning period, when the beam point is coincident with the object surface, the amount of light which is reflected back along the path of the incident beam is maximized and automatically detected. At the same time, the position of the beam point relative to a known reference is automatically monitored and in combination with the detected light is used for determining the position of the object surface relative to this reference.

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Sunnyvale, CA, United States of America

Jorlin E Moon