Google knows what ails you.
A new update to Google's mobile site and mobile apps will bring medical information directly in search results.
Normally a search for something like headache on one side will give you a little box explaining the condition along with a bunch of blue search results.
That's changing.
Underneath that little explainer will now be a section entitled health conditions related to this search.
You'll be presented with cards explaining what your symptom could mean.
Google says it could be a headache, migraine, tension headache, and a whole lot of other options.
Clicking through to one, you'll get a ton more information on a particular ailment.
Google will tell you how common something like a migraine is, as well as what causes them.
Tabs on the top of the card give even more information on symptoms and treatments.
Google also provides an option to export the information it presents As a PDF in case you want to print it out, or keep an off line version for yourself.
Where did Google get all the data its presenting?
It comes from a variety of sources including the World Health Organization, the Mayo Clinic and Harvard Medical School.
Google says Symptom Search is intended for informational purposes only and tells you to consult a doctor.
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For actual medical advice.
The company also wants users to report errors.
Clicking on the feedback test will let you report a mistake.
This new feature is rolling out on mobile now.
Google did not say if and when this feature will make its way to desktop Google.
That's it for this tech news update.
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