Trade Mark Journal No.2025/034 22 August 2025
UK00004247012 10 August 2025 (9,42,44)
- Class 9
- Downloadable computer software for international medication name translation and equivalence information; downloadable mobile applications for matching and translating medication names, dosages, and regulatory availability across different countries; downloadable software for accessing international drug databases; downloadable software for storing user-entered medical records and personal medication lists; downloadable software for recording, tracking, and managing medical conditions and treatment histories; downloadable artificial intelligence software for identifying, matching, and translating medication names and dosages across international markets; downloadable software for storing and sharing emergency medical profiles for use by first responders and healthcare professionals.
- Class 42
- Software as a service (SaaS) featuring software for identifying, matching, and translating medication names and dosages across international markets; providing temporary use of non-downloadable software for accessing global pharmaceutical product data; development of artificial intelligence software for international drug matching and travel health assistance; provision of non-downloadable software enabling communication and data exchange between healthcare providers and patients; provision of non-downloadable software for receiving and integrating healthcare data from third-party systems including general practice, hospital and pharmacy records; provision of non-downloadable software using geolocation to recommend local pharmacies, clinics, general practitioners and hospitals; provision of non-downloadable software for storing and sharing emergency medical profiles for use by first responders and healthcare professionals.
- Class 44
- Provision of medical information relating to pharmaceutical products and medication equivalence in different countries; provision of healthcare data for international travellers; advisory services relating to the identification and safe replacement of prescription medication abroad; provision of travel health advice including guidance on medication availability and regulatory differences; provision of medical and healthcare data for use by travellers in emergency situations; storage and sharing of personal medical and pharmaceutical information for travel and emergency use; preparation of emergency medical access profiles for retrieval by authorised healthcare personnel.
Sergio Pasqualini