Longevity medicine MCP: medication dosing, labs, monitoring, drug interactions & intake screening
An MCP server for longevity & metabolic medicine — a medication catalog, evidence-based dosing protocols, contraindication screening, drug-interaction checks, required baseline labs, ongoing monitoring plans, FDA/compounding regulatory status, and patient-intake pathway suggestions across 35 compounds. Built for Oak Longevity Institute by Keith Schmidt, MD — a telemedicine longevity practice in…
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An MCP server for longevity & metabolic medicine — a medication catalog, evidence-based dosing protocols, contraindication screening, drug-interaction checks, required baseline labs, ongoing monitoring plans, FDA/compounding regulatory status, and patient-intake pathway suggestions across 35 compounds. Built for Oak Longevity Institute by Keith Schmidt, MD — a telemedicine longevity practice in Illinois. This server makes the practice's clinical reference data available to any MCP client…
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