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Michael Quach
Get and health
Access , diet advice, and health from trusted sources like .gov and USDA.gov. Search for specific topics, save favorite , and share information with others. Track dietary habits and set personal health goals.
Michael Quach
Learn about heart diseases and conditions.
The app discusses important topics in heart diseases. It is ideal for medical professionals, students, and curious individuals seeking more information about heart conditions.
Shane Clifford
Train with guided workouts and exercises
Track muscle growth with a 4-day training featuring compound exercises, machines, and cables. View exercise guides with text and video. Schedule workouts and receive push notifications. Log rest days and reset plans.
Output Sports Limited
Motion data and analyze performance
Allows users to test and track athletic performance metrics using an IMU sensor. It includes machine-learning algorithms for analyzing movement data. Users can log workouts, monitor performance trends, and access detailed analytics for improvement.
Jonathan Nakhla
Answer questions and email scores
Answer health-related questions to generate outcome scores. Email scores for research, personal records, or sharing with healthcare providers. No medical advice is provided.
OUcare Store
Track blood pressure and heart rate
Track blood pressure and heart rate with easy-to-read displays. Store historical records, share data with doctors, and analyze trends through graphs. Manage health data on iPhone, iPad, and iPod.
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