What Reddit Says About Medical Reference Apps
We compiled 5 Reddit discussions about Medical Reference apps from 5 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/medicalschool
The best free app would be medscape,by far. It even allows offline access providing you download it . All you need is to upload proof that you are an enrolled student .up-to-date is the best medical website there is but you either need to pay for access or be in a network that has bought free for al...
r/emergencymedicine
WikEM for the quick reference and Corependium for more info but also pretty quick access (you should have access to the latter through EM:RAP)
r/pharmacy
I am a tech and use medscape on the daily as it was the recommendation from a pharmacist about 2 years ago when I started. I love learning about…
r/Residency
Medcalc, AMBOSS library, EMRAabx, ASCCP, USPSTF, drug reference of some sort. Up to date if you can stand the app.
r/androidapps
Essential Anatomy 3 - far and wide the most detailed anatomy app out there; has been a besteller on iOS for years now; requires pretty powerful hardware · Visible Body - Human Anatomy Atlas - more lightweight alternative to Essential Anatomy; less detailed, but still good · Heart Sounds & Murmor...
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