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4 Good Apps for Flu Season

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Flu season is upon us so it is a good time for me to remind my readers to get those flu shots. Some of you may also be interested in Appitalism’s list of recommended apps:

Flu season is upon us so it is a good time for me to remind my readers to get those flu shots. Some of you may also be interested in Appitalism’s list of recommended apps:

Download Medscape

Medscape from WebMD is the leading medical resource most used by patients, physicians and medical students for crucial and update information. The home screen features a search function, medical news, sections for Drugs, Diseases & Conditions, Clinical Procedures, a drug Interaction Checker, and a bottom bar with more functions.

 

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Download (1) iPharmacy Pro

iPharmacy is packed with many features, and it is a handy medication guide, drug reference, or drug guide. The drug information available include indications & usage, dosage & administration, contraindications, warnings & precautions, adverse reactions, contraindications, drug interactions, and over-dosage

 

Download (2) Dosecast

Dosecast is the most flexible and easy-to-use app for the iPhone and iPad to help you remember to take your medications and vitamins. Simply enter basic information about each drug you take, such as the name, dosage, and how and when you take each drug. You can setup reminders on a daily, weekly, or monthly schedule – or, unlike other apps, for a pre-set number of hours or days after the last dose.

 

Download (3) iTriage

This app was created by two ER docs, iTriage helps you answer the questions: “What medical condition could I have?” and “Where should I go for treatment?” It also lets you save, easily access, and share the healthcare information most important to you.

 

If you have tried any of these apps, leave a comment and let us know what you think!

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