The app is a bibliographical database that reviews drug-induced liver injury. It was created in 1980 and is updated monthly with references from published cases re-evaluated according to validated hepatology criteria.
The app presents normal, bolus loss, dysphagia, and nasal regurgitation views of oral swallowing disorders. Animated illustrations and videos aid learning for students and patients.
Psychological assessments are completed on an iPad with touchscreen interaction. Clients take tests in-office or waiting room. Results are automatically calculated and sent to clinicians with scores, sub-scales, and percentiles.
The app offers a rigorous review of key pathophysiological concepts organized into 12 major topics. It includes clinical vignettes and allows users to choose from four study modes to assess knowledge and track progress.
Track menstrual cycles with mood tracking and symptom logging. Record basal temperature and predict ovulation. Set medication reminders and receive scheduled notifications. Monitor weight and view progress charts.
Learn about preventive health through short, easy-to-understand videos. Participate in discussion forums to share experiences. Invite supporters to follow progress and stay engaged with family health goals.
The app identifies 44 plants, shrubs, and trees native to East Africa for medicinal use. Users can grow these plants to treat approximately 250 ailments with simple recipes and health tips.
Track duration and time in bed. Log approximate hours slept and time spent in bed. Receive personalized recommendations to adjust habits. Set goals and monitor progress over time.