Apps

The service guides users through a questionnaire that takes into account a number of factors, and matching the answers against the latest clinical research.

The application features an automatically curated Twitter feed to help users stay informed of important medical trends being shared in real-time.

The passive tracking application is made to run all day long in the background, giving users simple insights into their daily activities.

The application provides users with Mayo Clinic health information, 24/7 access to the clinic's highly-skilled nurses, and a Better Personal Health Assistant.

The application will allow patient members to locate doctors and pharmacies, schedule appointments, and translate medication names, among other things.

The new stats include workouts, distance, duration and calories burned; plus each sport has its own color to make for a that much easier-to-grasp experience.

Version 9.0.0.2 is made to look and feel like a "real" Windows Phone application, and includes a number of usability improvements.

The application is designed to help students; it contains 850 items divided between study cards, review questions and practice exams.

Using the new mobile application, nurses, clinicians and other staff get full access to Lippincott Advisor from any mobile device.

The flagship application, MoodMinder, is made to help people gain essential knowledge about themselves and "take charge of their life."