Using Python and Gemini to Visualize Health Alerts on an Accessible Website
summary
A Flask web app uses Google Gemini to scrape Chilean ISP pages and convert messy PDFs/screenshots and HTML into structured answers that return a 0/1 flag and the newest alert date for a given product, plus serial/lot numbers separated by commas. The implementation targets Chilean medicine alerts (a documented contraceptive failure affecting about 200 women), handles PDF and HTML scraping, and demonstrates an accessible UI that finds and flags current alerts.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:05Health alert problems
- 3:55ISP website limits
- 5:42Python and Gemini solution
- 8:15Visual accessible result
- 9:00Pydantic and modern tools
- 10:03Traditional medicine challenges
- 12:33Real-time and databases
- 13:55Technical and legal challenges
- 16:43Commercial names vs active principles
- 17:06Chile data sources
- 19:16MCP Server alternatives
- 20:00Closing
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