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United Nations Childrens Fund UNICEF
Learn, play, and grow with your child
Access expert-backed advice with evidence-based guidance, quick instructional videos, and articles on pregnancy, newborn care, and nutrition. Personalized activities and practical tools support from pregnancy through age six.
Stanford University
Learn health facts and track progress
Access health education resources created with evidence-based content. View articles, videos, and guidelines on various health topics. Download materials for offline use. Share content with colleagues.
Jon Harsem
Information and screening for eye health.
The app offers information on eye conditions and tests. It includes screening tools to guide vision assessment, but professional diagnosis requires a consultation.
US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)
Track and practice tools
Learn about chronic management through educational content and guided activities. Customize support plans and practice mindfulness exercises. Track progress and access tools to address -related thoughts and behaviors.
The Keep A Breast Foundation
Schedule monthly checks and track progress
Provides step-by-step self-check tutorials with animated gifs. Guides users through self-exams. Allows scheduling of monthly reminders based on menstrual cycle. Includes tips for different cycle phases. Tracks self-check progress and history.
Teladoc, Inc.
Diagnose and treat patients
Access patient medical records, review symptoms, and provide diagnoses for consultations. Send prescriptions and lab orders. View treatment plans and manage patient follow-ups. Share secure messages and schedule appointments.
Michael Quach
Information on drug abuse and addiction.
The app discusses topics including alcohol, marijuana, cocaine, and methamphetamine. It is intended for medical professionals, students, and the general public seeking information on drug abuse and addiction.
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