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Check Out Our Updated “About” Section – Now with Full Bios and Pictures

Jan 16, 2010 by
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Hi Everyone: It’s been exciting to see our readership grow as we continue to tweak and improve the site! Because of the increased popularity, we’ve decided make sure our site is even more transparent, and we want our readers(you) to get a better idea of our backgrounds and who we are. We’ve now updated the “About” section of our website.  Included is information about our undergraduate degrees, where we’ve done our medical training, and other bits of random information.  Make [Read more]

Site News

Sep 27, 2009 by
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Hey everyone. First, we wanted to apologize for the lack of rapid updates to the site. Usually we like to get 3 to 4 reviews up per week. Unfortunately, we’ve both been extremely busy with our schedules and unable to post as frequently as we’d like to. Thankfully our guest contributors to the site have done an excellent job on providing some great material. However, our schedules are clearing up in the next few days, so there will be a [Read more]

Guest Contributors to the Medical App Review Site

Aug 30, 2009 by
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Our goal is to provide a site that allows the medical community an information hub to medical applications that are actually beneficial in practice. If you’d like to contribute to this goal and submit a review of a medical or healthcare application to this site, email us. We welcome nurses, PAs, physicians, medical students, and anyone else in the healthcare field to write a review. A prerequisite to reviewing an app is you can’t have any affiliations with the developers [Read more]

Some site news

Aug 15, 2009 by
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We have a copy of the just released Handbook of High-Risk Obstetrics app ($50), and we’ll be posting our review soon. Today is the last day for the AnatomyLab App giveaway. We have a few contestants so far, so if you want a chance to get this $10 app for free sign up before midnight. A new feature on this site will be “Healthcare App for your patients”. The below post is an example. As an increasing number of patients [Read more]