Abstract: A social networking aggregator computer program that filters user updates from several sources and merges them with geo-tagging data to provide real-time “weather maps” of symptoms and ailments, which can then be used to forecast where and when illnesses spread. Data sources include, but are not limited to popular social media “user broadcasting” platforms, social network sites and smartphone applications.

Abstract: A social networking aggregator computer program that filters user updates from several sources and merges them with geo-tagging data to provide real-time “weather maps” of symptoms and ailments, which can then be used to forecast where and when illnesses spread. Data sources include, but are not limited to popular social media “user broadcasting” platforms, social network sites and smartphone applications.

Abstract: A system for tracking a spread of an illness is described herein. The system includes one or more processors configured to receive disease information of a user, a pseudonymous identifier associated with the user, and a position information of the user from a mobile device of the user, the mobile device being configured to communicate with the one or more processors. The one or more processors are configured to track a location of the user based on the position information and the pseudonymous identifier. The pseudonymous identifier contains anonymous data about the user.

Abstract: A social networking aggregator computer program that filters user updates from several sources and merges them with geo-tagging data to provide real-time “weather maps” of symptoms and ailments, which can then be used to forecast where and when illnesses spread. Data sources include, but are not limited to popular social media “user broadcasting” platforms, social network sites and smartphone applications.